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An Improvised Life
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Alan Arkin and Chris Gardner this week on Prime Time Radio.
Remembering Dr. Dorothy Height
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Prime Time Radio re-broadcasts an hour-long special with Civil Rights pioneer Dr. Dorothy Height.
Helping The Elderly Through Natural Disasters
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Helping the Elderly Through Natural Disasters
– and The Favorite Child … this week on Prime Time Radio.
Jane Pauley Back on the Today Show to Explore Adults Reinventing Their Lives
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Jane Pauley Back on the Today Show to Explore Adults Reinventing Their Lives … then, “Hold Me Tight & Tango Me Home,” … this week on Prime Time Radio.
"Smallpox - The Death of a Disease"
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"Smallpox - The Death of a Disease" ... then, Remembering "The Food of a Younger Land" ...
this week on Prime Time Radio.
Prime Time Radio weekly show: "Truckin' My Blues Away"
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Prime Time Radio presents "Truckin' My Blues Away," a music-rich documentary that profiles four Southern bluesmen and the folklorist who is working to preserve their music ...
Three Women Tell Us Why "It's All Love"
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Three Women Tell Us Why “It’s All Love” ... then, Making The Case for Better Communication in Healthcare … this week on Prime Time Radio.
A Black History Month Special Program: "Truckin' My Blues Away"
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From: Prime Time Radio
Prime Time Radio presents "Truckin' My Blues Away," a music-rich documentary that profiles four Southern bluesmen and the folklorist who is working to preserve their music ...
Living in Poverty: A Spotlight on Women Struggling to Pay the Bills
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From: Prime Time Radio
Living in Poverty: A Spotlight on Women Struggling to Pay the Bills. Then, A Conversation with Assistant Secretary for Aging Kathy Greenlee … this week on Prime Time Radio.
An Interview with Anneli Rufus on “Stuck: Why We Can’t (or Won’t) Move On”
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Anneli Rufus on “Stuck” and Thomas Cathcart and Daniel Klein on “Heidegger and a Hippo Walk Through Those Pearly Gates” … this week on Prime Time Radio.
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Helen Boosalis is a pioneer and a leading light in the history of American politics. She was the first woman elected as mayor of a city with a population over 100,000 (Lincoln Nebraska) and when she ran for Governor in 1986, it was the first time in U.S. history that two women competed for the top office in a state. Her achievements go way beyond just breaking the gender barrier, however, and they are described in a biography written by her own daughter, Beth Boosalis Davis: "Mayor Helen Boosalis: My Mother's Life in Politics". The mayor and her biographer join host Mike Cuthbert. Then...No longer just a cubicle-inspired dream, working from home is now not only a realistic career choice, but in today's tough economic times, it may be the only option for some. So how does that work? Tory Johnson and Robyn Freedman Spizman have compiled a host of ideas and answers in their book Will Work Form Home. Tory joins us to discuss how to find such jobs and how to be successful in them.
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