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Videos archived from 01 February 2012 Noon

Roger Mudd on His First Big Break at CBS
Serious Advice from Amy Richards and Dan Savage
Arani Bose: Challenges of Exhibiting Indian Art
Atul Dodiya on His Influences and the Art World
Baseball Role Models of the Past and Present
Bill Rhoden on Athletes with Principles
Billy Collins Reads "Litany"
Brazil's Digital Market & Social Change
Characteristics of the Asian AIDS Epidemic
Classifying Contemporary Asian Art
Factors that Sustain the Spread of AIDS
Fighting AIDS Through Civil Society Groups
Fred Manson on the Tate Modern Project
Gordon Knox on Improvisation and Web 2.0
HIV Positive and Unaware
James Geary: The Pessimistic Is Optimistic
Kathleen Frydl on the Iraq and Vietnam Wars
Literature During the Iraq and Vietnam Wars
Main Drivers of the AIDS Crisis in Asia
Sara Levine on Successful Aphorisms
Serial Monogamy and AIDS Transmission
Simon May on the Value of Aphorisms
The 1960s and Political Divisions Today
The Democratization of the Aphorism
The Media Obsession With Human Foibles
Tobias Wolff Reads 'The Benefit of the Doubt'
Tobias Wolff Reads from 'Bullet in the Brain'
A Broken Public School System in NYC
Alan Pell Crawford: Misreading Thomas Jefferson
Aphorisms Are Like Stock Cubes
Changing the NYC Education System
Christopher Cerf on Problems with Teacher Tenure
David Hajdu Recounts Comic Book Burning
David Hajdu on Kids and Comic Book Burning
Dr. Barry Katz on Design Education
Dr. Barry Katz on How Design Influences Society
Dr. Barry Katz on Silicon Valley's Uniqueness
Fred Manson on Bankside Urban Forest
Jim Hightower on Public Financing of Elections
Jim Hightower: Clinton and Obama on the Attack
Jim Hightower: Strikes Against McCain's Candidacy
John Lloyd on Humor and Aphorisms
Michael Shermer Explains Folk Economics
Michael Shermer on Reasons for Being Honest
Mohsen Milani on Power and the Iranian President
Rashad Ali on Islamic Radicalism
Robin Wright on Islam and Democracy
The Artificial Construct in the Middle East
The Comic Book Industry and Self-Censorship
The Evolution of Right and Wrong
The World Cultural Center
Thomas Jefferson's Peaceable Coercion
U.S. Relations with Iran and Ayatollah Khamenei
A Personal Experience with Pesticides
Dolan Cummings on a Humanist Reformation
E.J. Dionne Condemns the Abortion Debate
E.J. Dionne on the Religious Winds of Change
Excerpt from 'Bloodletting and Miraculous Cures'
Gayle Greene Offers Advice for Insomniacs
Iran Fariborz on Secularism's Role in Iran
Mark Prior and Kerry Wood: Is This the Year for a Comeback?
Micro-Credit Financing for Beggars
Muhammad Yunus on Founding Grameen Bank
Muhammad Yunus on Social Business
Multigenerational Impacts of Pesticide Exposure
Pesticide Concentration on Conventional Produce
Peter Barnes on the Politics of Climate Change
Selling Out Religion for Politics
Sourcing Global Baseball Talent
The American Short Story Tradition
The Christian Foundation of European Culture
The Criteria to Combat Climate Change
The Economic Effects of Climate Change
The Growing Muslim Population in Europe
The Importance of Managers in Baseball
The Importance of the Middle East Youth Vote
The Negative Effects of Sleep Deprivation
Thomas Jefferson's Ward Republics
A Brief History of Sergio Vieira de Mello
Alexander Shaia on Changes to the Gospel
Alexander Shaia on Paths Through the Gospels
Brother Guy Consolmagno on Science and Religion
Bruce Thornton: Time to Rethink NATO
Cindy Chavez on Barriers for Female Politicians
How Bush v. Gore Changed the Supreme Court
Jim Shepard on Researching Stories
Journalist Safety After Daniel Pearl
Karen Armstrong Discusses Her Visit to Pakistan
Laurene Powell Jobs on College Track
Mariane Pearl on Reacting to the Ransom Photos
Nassim Nicholas Taleb Comments on His Critics
Nassim Nicholas Taleb on Extremistan
Nassim Nicholas Taleb on Mediocristan
Nassim Nicholas Taleb on The Black Swan
Peggy Levitt on Hybridized Religious Traditions
Rebecca Morgan on Women Supporting Their Gender
Rethinking Outside of the Nation-State Box
Sergio Vieira de Mello and Learning from Mistakes
Slavery and Early National Politics
The Bush Court Alienation of Justice O'Connor