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Friday, January 29, 2010

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• intro 
• A CONVERSATION WITH AL SHARPTON’S RIGHT HAND GAL 
  Allan Wolper sits down for a conversation with Rachel Noerdlinger, the quiet power behind the Reverend Al Shaprton.
• COMMENTARY: THE MEDIA AND HAITI 
  Commentator Mildred Antenor shares some thoughts on the role of the media in covering the aftermath of the quake in Haiti.
• A FESTIVAL IN THE DESERT 
  Simon Rentner reports on the Festival Blues Des Fleuves in Senegal organized by musician Baaba Maal. The Senegalese musician is using the festival to focus on development and cultural awareness in the remote northern regions of the country.
• BOOK INTERVIEW: GONE ‘TIL NOVEMBER 
  Andrew Meyer talks with author Wallace Stroby about his new crime novel, Gone ‘Til November.
• WEB EXTRA: MORE WILL WALLACE STROBY 
  Andrew Meyer's conversation with Wallace Stroby about his new book, Gone 'Til November, continues.
• WEB EXTRA: WALLACE STROBY READS FROM GONE TIL NOVEMBER 
  Warning: This reading contains explicit language.
• REVIEW: THE ORPHAN CYCLE 
  Michael Bourne reviews the production of Horton Foote’s The Orphans’ Home Cycle at the Signature Theater Company.
• outro 

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