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A Belated February Reading List
A Belated February Reading List

EPISODE 1973: In this KEEN ON show, Andrew talks to the LA Times book critic, Bethanne Patrick, about six intriguing new fiction and non-fiction book…

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Navigating the labyrinth of Argentina's bankrupt economy
Navigating the labyrinth of Argentina's bankrupt economy

In episode 1972, Andrew talks to Gregory Makoff, author of DEFAULT, about the cautionary tale of Argentina's $100 billion 2001 debt default.

Gregory M…

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Why we remember and why we forget
Why we remember and why we forget

In episode 1971, Andrew talks to Charan Ranganath, author of WHY WE REMEMBER, who unlocks memory's power to hold on to what matters about our lives.

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Waking Up White
Waking Up White

In episode 1970, Andrew talks to Debby Irving, author of WAKING UP WHITE, about how she discovered herself and the story of American racial injustice…

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A Brave New World of AI, Virtual Reality and Memetic Culture
A Brave New World of AI, Virtual Reality and Memetic Culture

EPISODE 1969: In our weekly KEEN ON wrap of tech news with Keith Teare, author of the THAT WAS THE WEEK newsletter, Keith explains why none of us can…

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Against Marriage
Against Marriage

In episode 1968, Andrew talks to Peter McGraw, author of SOLO, about how remaining single offers the promise of a remarkable life.

Dr. Peter McGraw is…

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Why the Shadows of Socrates still haunt us today
Why the Shadows of Socrates still haunt us today

In episode 1967, Andrew talks to Matt Gatton, author of THE SHADOWS OF SOCRATES, about the heresy, war and treachery behind the trial of Socrates.

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The forced erasure of gays from 20th century American life
The forced erasure of gays from 20th century American life

In episode 1966, Andrew talks to the Atlantic contributing writer Jonathan Rauch on why the U.S. government should apologize to gay people for its cr…

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The Biggest Liberal Loser or an Iconic Progressive?
The Biggest Liberal Loser or an Iconic Progressive?

In episode 1965, Andrew talks to James Traub, author of TRUE BELIEVER, about Hubert Humphrey's quest for a more just 20th century America.

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In defense of geeky intellectuals
In defense of geeky intellectuals

In episode 1964, Andrew talks to Marshall Poe, founder of theNew Books Network, about why there's no such as intellectual objectivity but why we are …

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