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Asia
3:13 pm
Mon May 14, 2012

India Debates Re-Banning Homosexuality

Originally published on Mon May 14, 2012 3:44 pm

India's Supreme Court is now weighing arguments by opponents and proponents of legal homosexuality. Same-sex relationships were decriminalized in 2009, but a number of political, social and religious groups are fighting to reinstate a colonial-era law that punished homosexual acts with prison time. Public health workers say legal recognition of India's gay community is critical in the fight against HIV and AIDS.

Deceptive Cadence
2:42 pm
Mon May 14, 2012

Garth Knox: One Viola And 1,000 Years Of Musical History

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On Garth Knox's new album, Saltarello, the adventurous violist creates surprising musical juxtapositions.

Originally published on Mon May 14, 2012 5:49 pm

Garth Knox was born to play the viola. As a youngster, he already had two sisters who played violin and a brother who played cello. "So for the family string quartet," Knox says, "it was very clear from the start which instrument I would play."

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The Record
2:05 pm
Mon May 14, 2012

Stax Bassist Duck Dunn Remembered In Memphis

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Donald "Duck" Dunn onstage about 1990.

Originally published on Tue September 18, 2012 5:49 pm

Movies
3:41 pm
Sun May 13, 2012

Johnny Carson: 'King Of Late Night,' A Man Unknown

Originally published on Sun May 13, 2012 4:52 pm

Fifty years ago, Johnny Carson became the host of The Tonight Show. During his 30 years as host, he reached a nightly audience of 15 million people and became one of the most trusted and famous men in America.

But Carson was intensely private off-screen, and very few people — including members of his own family--really knew him. Documentary filmmaker Peter Jones wanted to try and change that. Once a year, for 15 years, Jones sent Carson a letter, begging him for permission to make a documentary on his life.

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NPR Story
3:09 pm
Sun May 13, 2012

Art Asks What To Do 'Before I Die'

Originally published on Sun May 13, 2012 4:52 pm

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GUY RAZ, HOST:

One week ago today, an enormous chalkboard popped up on a busy street here in Washington, D.C. And at the very top corner painted in huge letters, just three words: Before I Die. The board was like a magnet to passersby to write their greatest wishes, their wildest dreams, the things they want to accomplish before they die. Think of it as a crowd-sourced bucket list.

DAN MEREDITH: Write the great American novel.

SOPHIE MILLER: Run a marathon.

MEREDITH: Teach my son to be a good person.

MILLER: Achieve owner...

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