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Episode Seventy Eight Part One –

A group of experts and pediatricians discuss Census 2020 and how it will affect one of the most under represented populations — our children.

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Episode Seventy Seven: We called him Rabbi Abraham

Rabbi Gary P Zola, PhD. is the Executive Director of The Jacob Rader Marcus Center of the
American Jewish Archives (AJA). He joins us to discuss the relationship between President Abraham Lincoln to the American Jewish people who held in him very high regard and often claimed him as one of their own.

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Episode Seventy Six Part One – Author Interview part One – Ann Napolitano

Ann Napolitano discussed Dear Edward, her acclaimed book about a young boy who must navigate life after being the sole survivor of a plane crash.

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Episode Seventy Six Part Two – Author Interview part Two

Joseph Finder discusses House on Fire, a novel which sets up a collision course between the opioid crisis and a wealthy family which has made its wealth producing a highly addictive drug.

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Episode Seventy Five – Linda Frank on DNA

How much do you really know about DNA? Expert Linda Frank shares some of the history DNA’s discovery, what exactly it means when we discuss DNA, and how it has become a key player in some of the most notorious criminal cases to date.

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Episode Seventy Four part two – Jeff Lindsay

Jeff engages us in a fun conversation about his newest book Just Watch Me a series starter with another unforgettable protagonist sure to delight fans of Dexter.

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Episode Seventy Four part one: Brenda Janowitz

Brenda stops by to discuss some buzzworthy books for the new year, her own new book to be released in March, and her contribution the NYT Modern Love column.

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Episode 73: Stoll the Show:

Looking for some Broadway Tickets on the cheap? Brian Stoll of “Stoll the Show” has tips and tricks to get you to the stage door! Brian also treats us to some background on the history of the Playbill as well as his personal favorite shows.

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Episode Seventy-One : The benefits of early literacy:

How early is too early to read to your child? Drs. Liz Isakson (Docs for Tots) and Perri Klass (Reach out and Read) join us to chat the medical benefits of reading to your baby as early as possible.