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Big Books & Bold Ideas with Kerri Miller

Conversations on books and ideas, Fridays at 11 a.m.

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Using science to unlock flavor in the kitchen

MPR's All Things Considered host Tom Crann was in to talk with Molly Birnbaum and Dan Souza, editors of "Cook's Science: How to Unlock Flavor in 50 of our Favorite Ingredients".
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Fall and winter outdoor adventures

Fall and winter outdoor adventures

Gear Junkie Stephen Regenold talked about what gear they need to enjoy the great outdoors when the weather outside is frightful.
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Winston Churchill's great escape

Winston Churchill's great escape

Candice Millard's new book, "Hero of the Empire," dives into the early life and adventures of Winston Churchill, before he became a household name and world leader.
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'Conspiracy theories are for losers': Why those on the outside turn to them

'Conspiracy theories are for losers': Why those on the outside turn to them

From the death of JFK to the "birther" movement, conspiracy theories have saturated American politics for decades. Some may roll their eyes at the idea of a second shooter, but our experts say conspiracy theories do serve a purpose.
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Friday Roundtable: Foreign Policy

This is the show where we invite three smart people into the studio for a discussion about the week's news or a big idea. Today, we're considering the foreign policy challenges that will face the next president. Barbara Frey, Nicholas Hayes, and Bou Nassif were in the studio.
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