The area’s so flat that every bunny hill seems a candidate. But it’s sweet (literally) to find the real deal.
Curious City - The Sweet Spot At The Top Of Chicago
The area’s so flat that every bunny hill seems a candidate. But it’s sweet (literally) to find the real deal.
Cato Daily Podcast - Federal, State Changes after SCOTUS Marriage Ruling
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Cato Daily Podcast - Key Provision of DOMA Goes Down
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Money Girl - 318 MG How Can I Get Credit With Bad Credit?
Smart ways to build credit when you're recovering from a financial hardship.
Cato Daily Podcast - SCOTUS Rules on Voting Rights Act
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Start the Week - Zadie Smith on social mobility
On Start the Week Stephanie Flanders discusses social mobility. Zadie Smith's novel NW is a portrait of modern urban life in which characters try, but mostly fail, to escape their past. The Conservative Minister David Willetts and the columnist Owen Jones discuss what meritocracy and opportunity mean in today's society. And the social historian David Kynaston looks to the end of the 1950s when meritocracy became the buzz word of the day. Producer: Katy Hickman.
Start the Week - Zadie Smith on social mobility
On Start the Week Stephanie Flanders discusses social mobility. Zadie Smith's novel NW is a portrait of modern urban life in which characters try, but mostly fail, to escape their past. The Conservative Minister David Willetts and the columnist Owen Jones discuss what meritocracy and opportunity mean in today's society. And the social historian David Kynaston looks to the end of the 1950s when meritocracy became the buzz word of the day. Producer: Katy Hickman.
The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe - The Skeptics Guide #414 – Jun 22 2013
Interview with Daniel Loxton; This Day in Skepticism; News Items: Osteoarthritis, Patenting DNA, Foot Fungus, Chinese Fake Alien, New Type of Star; Who's That Noisy; Your Questions and E-mails: Can We Know Everything; Science or Fiction
More or Less: Behind the Stats - Will 40% of the world’s workforce really be in Africa by 2050?
Ruth Alexander examines US Secretary of State, John Kerry?s claim that 40% of the world?s workforce will be in Africa by 2050 and talks to the chief of the United Nations? population division about its projections for 2050 and 2100. The programme also examines the final scene in The Fast and the Furious 6, the global box office sensation. How long must that runway have been at the end of the film? This programme was first broadcast on the BBC World Service.