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Brief but Spectacular
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October 11, 2018 - PBS NewsHour full episode
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Why Walter Isaacson writes about innovators who make history
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People start revealing things when they 'feel that you really care'
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This bail fund is trying to disrupt 'a two-tier system of justice'
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Getting young adults out of their comfort zone can reveal what they really care about
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Jonny Sun on the upside of online anonymity
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Viral sensation Flossie Lewis is still a spectacular teacher at 94
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How to give feedback so people hear you're trying to help
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How art connects us to our ancestors and ourselves
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How giving people a transaction identity changes lives
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Everyone can afford eye contact with those who have nothing
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Why Alan Alda pays close attention to people’s faces
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How giving black women time for self-care benefits the whole community
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Judd Apatow on missing Garry Shandling, being Adam Sandler's roommate and family trips to Sephora
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Jackson Bird gets to be the transgender role model he needed as a kid
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A poet who holds ‘the men behind the music’ accountable
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The single most important thing if you’re giving a short speech
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How a poet purges all of the men who didn’t keep promises
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Why Neil deGrasse Tyson wants to fix the adult curiosity problem
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How being a parent to a child with cancer changes your life
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How do CEOs create an ideal work culture? 'You live it'
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Why the future demands that kids learn to think globally
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Why artists are responsible for moving society forward
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Working-class people need to be seen, says Jamaican-born writer Nicole Dennis-Benn
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Anna Deavere Smith puts herself into other people’s words
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This podcast wants to change your relationship to the news
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For this entrepreneur, big challenges mean more for her to contribute
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This poet wants brown girls to know they're worthy of being the hero and the author
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Why learning to play music helps kids learn everything else better
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Why women need a seat at the table to make peace last
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How '2 Dope Queens' co-host Phoebe Robinson found her place in comedy
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This singer wants to inspire you to do something good
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'Whenever you see injustices at all, you have to speak up'
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How my son with autism made sense of world by watching Disney movies
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Emma Gannon grew up online. Now she’s learning the beauty of sharing less
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The ugly truth about truth, according to Errol Morris
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This choir finds harmony in different faiths
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Turning silence on police shootings into poetry
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The alarming challenge of building a safer, fairer internet
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Poet reflects on America where 'an angry man can shoot a teenager'
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What happens when I try to talk race with white people
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This journalist documents forgotten horrors that most news misses
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Why this investor likes new ideas that make you scratch your head
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Khizr Khan on why public service is the root of patriotism
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How I help sexual assault survivors feel like they're not on trial
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The vital things that make life spectacular
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Fighting the stigma of opioid addiction with stories of recovery
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The identity crisis of losing a baby to miscarriage
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These 3D animations could help you finally understand molecular science
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The Terry Gross you don't see on the radio
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Want to feel connected? There's a book for that.
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Every child in the world can have a microscope. Here's how.
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It’s time to really get uncomfortable and talk about racism, says this filmmaker
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What Calvin Trillin learned from his college writing course
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How this artist turned bad karma into raw honesty
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This entrepreneur says health care for all starts with keeping local talent
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This Kenyan storyteller’s proudly frivolous films have a deeper mission
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What it's like to turn the camera on Snowden and Assange
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Why I’m starting the world’s first prison law school
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How Dick Cavett brought the art of conversation to TV
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Why the world needs more filmmakers with disabilities
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This is what Alzheimer’s looks like: ‘It looks like me’
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Will artificial intelligence help us solve every problem?
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Why white Americans don’t see themselves when they hear the word ‘race’
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Migration is both natural and magical to this artist
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TV pioneer Norman Lear finds joy in creative stress
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The art of silence, from the mouth of a mime
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For this artist, the process of creating is believing you matter
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On America's racial terrorism, 'our silence has condemned us'
Judd Apatow on missing Garry Shandling, being Adam Sandler's roommate and family trips to Sephora
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