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Could targeting women help with integration of immigrants?: NPR's Sylvia Poggioli launches a six-part series about European Muslims.; Catherine Price Jan 22, 2008
Today's Democratic debate on NPR: One bonus is that CNN will not be choosing the questions.; Walter Shapiro Dec 4, 2007
The Internet is making us stupid: Legal sage Cass Sunstein says democracy is the first casualty of political discourse in the digital age.; By Ben Van Heuvelen Nov 7, 2007
Sports 1, Womanhood 0: NPR's Frank Deford laments "the decline of women into the depths of the male athletic syndrome."; Lynn Harris May 24, 2006
Better than any telethon: Supporters of NPR and PBS score a victory against conservative Republicans aiming to pare down the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.; Aaron Kinney Jun 23, 2005
A pink slip for Ken Tomlinson?: Dianne Feinstein and Chuck Schumer call on Bush to fire the chairman of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.; Tim Grieve Jun 21, 2005
The GOP war on PBS and NPR: Republicans on a House subcommittee move to eliminate all federal funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.; Eric Boehlert Jun 10, 2005
GOP now goes after NPR: Bad news from the Middle East? Maybe more music programming would be nice.; Eric Boehlert May 16, 2005
"It's not National Some-of-the-Public Radio": Tavis Smiley tells Salon why he decided to ditch NPR.; By Brian Montopoli Dec 16, 2004
That's what she gets for asking: "Fresh Air" host Terry Gross talks about the famous people in her life -- and her strange encounters with Bill O'Reilly.; By David Talbot Sep 30, 2004
Rush's forced conscripts: American Forces Radio fires a daily barrage of Rush Limbaugh at its million uniformed listeners. So why are liberals kept off the military's airwaves?; By Eric Boehlert May 26, 2004
Right Hook: O'Reilly gets medieval on NPR's Terry Gross, and David "don't-hate-Bush" Brooks celebrates the Northeast's hate-filled baseball fans. Plus: Arnold makes the GOP "hip."; By Mark Follman Oct 15, 2003
Sanitized for our protection: The rest of the world is shown far more graphic war images than the U.S. media allows. Is the American public being insulated from the true horrors of the battlefield?; By Eric Boehlert Apr 11, 2003
"I Thought My Father Was God": Paul Auster reads from a new compilation of stories submitted to him by listeners as part of NPR's National Story Project.; Nov 30, 2001
National Private Radio: A veteran of community broadcasting blasts public stations for selling their souls to the highest bidders.; By Lorenzo W. Milam Jul 2, 2001
Who are you calling a corporate shill?: The founder of "Marketplace" says public radio is beholden to no one and more popular than ever.; By Jim Russell Jul 2, 2001
Inside the Texas death machine: Last meals and last words are just part of the daily routine for death-row employees featured in an NPR documentary.; By Suzy Hansen Oct 20, 2000
David Sedaris: Barrel Fever; David Sedaris Oct 5, 2000
Me Talk Pretty One Day: Stories by David Sedaris; David Sedaris Oct 5, 2000
Jackie Lyden: Daughter of the Queen of Sheba; Jackie Lyden Oct 5, 2000
Mixed signals: NPR says it supports low-power FM, but it's joining with industry lobbyists to drive a stake through the heart of grass-roots broadcasting.; By Eric Boehlert Apr 11, 2000
Vox populi: An interview with "Sound Portraits'" mike-shy producer, David Isay.; By Heather Chaplin Oct 12, 1999
The magical mystery tour: Listening to good music is like watching a quiz show without cue cards -- the fun is in knowing that you might not ever figure it out.; By Sarah Vowell Oct 6, 1999
Words in your ear: Audible's digital Walkman delivers on-demand spoken-word programming -- but only in limited doses.; By Janelle Brown May 3, 1999
My son, the cross-dresser: Just because he plays soccer in ballet slippers, does that make him a weirdo?; By Lisen Stromberg May 27, 1998

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