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This week on Culture Queue, we're back from Spring break, and we've got stories to tell. We start off with a report from Saoirse McMahon on the intricacies in the interesting world of the Rubik's Cube community. Radio K's program director, Caleigh Souhan, joins show producer Tess Weinberg in counting down their Top 7 favorite moments of the film, interactive and music festival South by Southwest.
The second half of the show kicks off with our Question of the Week. Producer Noel Clark asks what people would title their biography, if given the opportunity. Later, reporter Britney Hansen explores some of the subtle antisemitism in Minnesota. Finally, Culture Queue's host, Mark Sheely, explores working alternatives to CPR.
Music featured in this week's show includes:
"Never Meant" by American Football
"Multiply and Divide" by The Soviettes
"Dig Your Grave" by The Pharmacy
"Stayin' Alive" by The Bee Gees
"Exit Music (For A Film)" by Radiohead
"First Breath After Coma" by Explosions in the Sky
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Piece Description
This week on Culture Queue, we're back from Spring break, and we've got stories to tell. We start off with a report from Saoirse McMahon on the intricacies in the interesting world of the Rubik's Cube community. Radio K's program director, Caleigh Souhan, joins show producer Tess Weinberg in counting down their Top 7 favorite moments of the film, interactive and music festival South by Southwest.
The second half of the show kicks off with our Question of the Week. Producer Noel Clark asks what people would title their biography, if given the opportunity. Later, reporter Britney Hansen explores some of the subtle antisemitism in Minnesota. Finally, Culture Queue's host, Mark Sheely, explores working alternatives to CPR.
Music featured in this week's show includes:
"Never Meant" by American Football
"Multiply and Divide" by The Soviettes
"Dig Your Grave" by The Pharmacy
"Stayin' Alive" by The Bee Gees
"Exit Music (For A Film)" by Radiohead
"First Breath After Coma" by Explosions in the Sky
