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The program is dedicated to the founding principles of public broadcasting, which urge that programming serve as "a forum for controversy and debate," be diverse and "provide a voice for groups that may otherwise be unheard." The project is...

Join Linda in hearing some of the most celebrated writers, artists and thinkers of our day as they address comtemporary ideas and values, often discussing the creative process. These unique programs offer diverse perspectives on literature,...

Cambridge Forum is one of public radio’s longest running public affairs programs. Recorded live every week in Harvard Square, Cambridge Forum focusses on the news behind the news and regularly examines the issues and ideas that shape our lives....

A series of lectures covering a variety of topics, sponsored by KCET.

Weekly lecture podcast on public affairs, politics, science, technology, arts, culture, and more. Go on, live and learn by exploring our entire collection of great lectures.

Onora O'Neill challenges current approaches to accountability, investigates sources of deception in our society and re-examines questions of press freedom.

The Spoken Word is a one-hour weekly public radio series which featured talks and performances about literature, the arts, and our culture recorded at independent booksellers throughout the country.

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Various members of the WKXL staff and volunteers present audio coverage of events and concerts from aound the region.

Co-sponsored by the Penn State Bookstore, the Penn State Forum Speaker Series is a Faculty/Staff Club event that is open to the general public. The luncheons, modeled after the National Press Club Speaker Series, include a presentation by an...

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The National Press Club Luncheon Speaker Series began in 1932 with a speech by President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt. The National Press Club hosts an average of 70 such luncheons a year as an opportunity for world leaders, newsmakers and...