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    • All About Books: June 11, 2009

    • All About Books: June 11, 2009

    • All About Books book literature reading review audio radio Stephen Young Unlikely Disciple Sinner's Semester America's Holiest University Roose Liberty America sinner Falwell Eiffel's Tower World's Fair Where Buffalo Bill Beguiled Paris Artists...

    • Otis Young studies Kevin Roose's 'The Unlikely Disciple: A Sinner's Semester at America's Holiest University,' the inside scoop from an undercover liberal student who studied at Liberty University. Charles Stephen gazes upon 'Eiffel's Tower: And...
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    • All About Books: June 4, 2009

    • All About Books: June 4, 2009

    • All About Books book literature reading review audio radio Stephen Young Evangelical Disenchantment Nine Portraits Faith Doubt Hempton 9 movement How Free Is Long Death Jim Crow Litwack African American black Reconstruction slavery

    • Charles Stephen contemplates 'Evangelical Disenchantment: Nine Portraits of Faith and Doubt' by David Hempton, a series of short biographies on influential artists, activists, and scholars and their journeys away from the Evangelical movement. Otis...
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    • Photographing Nebraska's Economy -- June 6, 2009

    • Photographing Nebraska's Economy -- June 6, 2009

    • Humanities Desk audio radio history literature art religion Nebraska life economy hardship recession photo picture photography journalism camera tour trip human professor job photojournalist Thorson

    • A group of UNL journalism students and their professor are touring the state looking to photograph the human side of economic changes. Jerry Johnston reports.
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    • All About Books: June 25, 2009

    • All About Books: June 25, 2009

    • All About Books book literature reading review audio radio Stephen Young Breathless McDaniel ethics ethical Hunting Eichmann How a Band of Survivors and Young Spy Agency Chased Down the World's Most Notorious Nazi Bascomb world Israel Israeli...

    • Otis Young dives into 'Breathless' by Lurlene McDaniel, a short novel for young readers about ethical dilemmas and life decisions. Charles Stephen stakes out Neal Bascomb's 'Hunting Eichmann: How a Band of Survivors and a Young Spy Agency Chased...
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    • Zora Neale Hurston at Chautauqua -- June 27, 2009

    • Zora Neale Hurston at Chautauqua -- June 27, 2009

    • Humanities Desk audio radio history literature art religion Nebraska life Zora Neale Hurston at Chautauqua Kansas Broken Bow Plattsmouth Great Depression folklore folklorist African-American black race civil rights movement author

    • The Kansas-Nebraska Chautauqua brought author and folklorist Zora Neale Hurston to stages in Broken Bow and Plattsmouth. The overall theme for this year's Chautauqua is the Great Depression.
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    • Remembering Vivian Strong -- June 20, 2009

    • Remembering Vivian Strong -- June 20, 2009

    • Humanities Desk audio radio history literature art religion Nebraska life Remembering Vivian Strong North Omaha community African-American Black girl police officer shooting 1969 race riot Civil Rights

    • Forty years ago, North Omaha broke out in riots at the news that a 14-year-old Black girl was shot and killed by a police officer. Now, for the first time, Strong's sister talks about the events that left a permanent mark on Omaha's predominantly...
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    • Voices of New Citizens -- July 4, 2009

    • Voices of New Citizens -- July 4, 2009

    • Humanities Desk audio radio history literature art religion Nebraska life Voices of New Citizens Homestead National Monument Beatrice United States America citizen citizenship natualized naturalization

    • Homestead National Monument near Beatrice became a courtroom for a special ceremony this past Flag Day. Twelve people raised their right hand, swore allegiance to the United States of America, and became citizens. Jerry Johnston prepared this audio...
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    • All About Books: June 18, 2009

    • All About Books: June 18, 2009

    • All About Books book literature reading review audio radio Stephen Young American Heroes Profiles of Men and Women Who Shaped Early America Morgan essays Puritan The Biology Belief Unleashing the Power Consciousness Matter Miracles Lipton science...

    • Charles Stephen explores 'American Heroes: Profiles of Men and Women Who Shaped Early America' by Edmund S. Morgan, a collection of 17 essays on defining incidents and people from Puritan America. Otis Young concentrates on 'The Biology of Belief:...
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    • All About Books: July 2, 2009

    • All About Books: July 2, 2009

    • All About Books book literature reading review audio radio Stephen Young The Increment Washington Post Ignatius CIA agent Britain British Iran Iranian nuclear scientist Servants' Quarters Freed romance South Africa WWII

    • Charles Stephen tracks down 'The Increment' by Washington Post columnist David Ignatius, a spy thriller featuring a CIA agent, aided by a British agency and an Iranian nuclear scientist, as he races to prevent an unnecessary war with Iran. Otis...
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    • Ragtime Cabaret: 'Whittling Remus'

    • Ragtime Cabaret: 'Whittling Remus'

    • Ragtime Cabaret video television tv segment clip dualformat audio Whittling Remus Oliva music piano American America midwest 1800 1800s late nineteenth 19th early twentieth 20th century African Africa European Europe culture composition Joplin...

    • Jack Oliva discusses the heritage of Ragtime and plays 'Whittling Remus' by Thomas Broady.
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    • Ragtime Cabaret: 'Sunburst Rag'

    • Ragtime Cabaret: 'Sunburst Rag'

    • Ragtime Cabaret video television tv segment clip dualformat audio Sunburst Rag Oliva music piano American America midwest 1800 1800s late nineteenth 19th early twentieth 20th century African Africa European Europe culture composition Joplin rhythm...

    • Jack Oliva plays 'Sunburst Rag' by James Scott.
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    • Ragtime Cabaret: 'Elite Syncopations'

    • Ragtime Cabaret: 'Elite Syncopations'

    • Ragtime Cabaret audio television tv segment clip Elite Syncopations Oliva music piano American America midwest 1800 1800s late nineteenth 19th early twentieth 20th century African Africa European Europe culture composition Joplin rhythm syncopated...

    • Jack Oliva plays 'Elite Syncopations' by Scott Joplin.
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    • Ragtime Cabaret: 'Euphonic Sounds'

    • Ragtime Cabaret: 'Euphonic Sounds'

    • Ragtime Cabaret video television tv segment clip dualformat audio Euphonic Sounds Oliva music piano American America midwest 1800 1800s late nineteenth 19th early twentieth 20th century African Africa European Europe culture composition Joplin...

    • Jack Oliva plays 'Euphonic Sounds' by Scott Joplin.
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    • Ragtime Cabaret: 'Mississippi Rag'

    • Ragtime Cabaret: 'Mississippi Rag'

    • Ragtime Cabaret audio television tv segment clip Mississippi Rag Oliva music piano American America midwest 1800 1800s late nineteenth 19th early twentieth 20th century African Africa European Europe culture composition Joplin rhythm syncopated...

    • Jack Oliva plays 'Mississippi Rag' by W.H. Krell.
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    • Pawnee Powwow -- July 11, 2009

    • Pawnee Powwow -- July 11, 2009

    • Humanities Desk audio radio history literature art religion Nebraska life Pawnee Powwow Kearney Great River Road Archway monument Native American Indian tribe people elder elders scout scouts

    • The Pawnee were officially welcomed back to Nebraska with a powwow at the Great River Road Archway Monument in Kearney. Jerry Johnston prepared a montage of people's reaction to the event.
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    • All About Books: July 9, 2009

    • All About Books: July 9, 2009

    • All About Books audio radio book literature reading review author Stephen Young Charles Darwin The Beagle Letters Burkhardt Annotated Origin A Facsimile of First Edition On Species Costa Charles and Emma Darwins' Leap Faith Heiligman Living Witness...

    • Charles Stephen sets out on an evolutionary adventure as he discusses four Darwin-related books: 'Charles Darwin: The Beagle Letters,' edited by Frederick Burkhardt; 'The Annotated Origin: A Facsimile of the First Edition of On the Origin of...
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    • Piano Teachers Remembered -- July 18, 2009

    • Piano Teachers Remembered -- July 18, 2009

    • Humanities Desk audio radio history literature art religion Nebraska life Piano Teachers Remembered Hastings College music professor Koozer culture exhibit

    • Hastings College Music Professor Robin Koozer talks about his hometown piano teacher, and the difference piano teachers make in Nebraska's cultural life. Koozer is the scholar in residence for New Harmonies, a travelling exhibit highlighting music...
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    • All About Books: July 16, 2009

    • All About Books: July 16, 2009

    • All About Books audio radio book literature reading review author Stephen Young Sojourner Truth's America Washington Truth biography The Day We Found Universe Bartusiak science scientist scientists No Such Creature Blunt thriller thief thieves

    • Charles Stephen wends his way through 'Sojourner Truth's America' by Margaret Washington, a substantial biography of the former slave and her fight for women's rights and against slavery. Stephen also reflects on 'The Day We Found the Universe' by...
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    • A Sandhills Ballad -- July 25, 2009

    • A Sandhills Ballad -- July 25, 2009

    • Humanities Desk audio radio history literature art religion Nebraska life A Sandhills Ballad Randolph ranch novel

    • A new novel by the editor of a prominent literary journal is set in the Nebraska Sandhills. The main character, a young woman who loves ranching, has to built a new life after a tragic car accident. NET Radio's Jerry Johnston interviews the author,...
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    • All About Books: July 23, 2009

    • All About Books: July 23, 2009

    • All About Books audio radio book literature reading review author Stephen Young Yogi Berra Eternal Yankee Barra biography Bottom of the Ninth Branch Rickey Casey Stengel and Daring Scheme to Save Baseball from Itself Shapiro 1950s sports athletics...

    • Otis Young hits home with Allen Barra's 'Yogi Berra: Eternal Yankee,' an in-depth biography of the quotable catcher; Young also eyes 'Bottom of the Ninth: Branch Rickey, Casey Stengel, and the Daring Scheme to Save Baseball from Itself' by Michael...
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