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Long-Form/Podcast:
Fire and Dice
The story of a tragic hotel fire of Rube Goldberg proportions.
Written by
Jennifer Lee Noonan
• 13 Jun 2017 •
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The Reconstruction of Ulysses S. Grant
As a civilian, the beloved American Civil War general and two-term president failed at every attempt to make money. Except for one.
Written by
Michael Durbin
• 11 Apr 2017 •
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Short of Giants
In the 17th Century there was a shortage of giants in Europe, and only one man was to blame. The giant-greedy Frederi...
Written by
Brendan Mackie
• 30 Mar 2017 •
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The Lonely Tower
A single apartment sits at the top of an ancient tower in the middle of the Jordanian desert. The tower at Um er-Rasa...
Written by
Jennifer Colton
• 17 Mar 2017 •
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Long-Form/Podcast:
The Greatest Baroque Composer Never Known
A 300-year-old hunt for the unsung hero of Salzburg.
Written by
Jennifer Lee Noonan
• 07 Mar 2017 •
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Curio/Podcast:
Fluid Identity
When a caterpillar enters the chrysalis stage, it is not merely sprouting wings to become a moth or butterfly. Enzyme...
Written by
Alan Bellows
• 23 Feb 2017 •
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Tastes on a Plane
Consumption of tomato juice is unusually popular on commercial airline flights. For example, German airline Lufthansa...
Written by
Monica Traphagan
• 12 Jan 2017 •
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Long-Form/Podcast:
Foreign Exchange(s)
He made a name for himself organizing the world’s most important economic conference, only to have it tarnished by an outrageous accusation.
Written by
Michael Durbin
• 29 Dec 2016 •
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Long-Form/Podcast:
Starving for Answers
During WWII, 36 American conscientious objectors volunteered as subjects in a brutal science experiment to measure the body's response to starvation.
Written by
Erika Nesvold
• 01 Dec 2016 •
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Curio/Podcast:
Do Not Go Lulled Into That Good Night
While today’s vision of the conductor is that of the be-tuxedoed individual standing in front of an orchestra holding...
Written by
J. A. Macfarlane
• 17 Nov 2016 •
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