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‘runboyrun’ takes Ufot Family Cycle from the stage to your earbuds
The third play of Mfoniso Udofia's epic nine-play family drama has been adapted into a podcast with full sound design.
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Sir Zanele Muholi: Portrait of an activist
For nearly 20 years, Muholi has been photographing LGBTQ+ people in South Africa. Their work is now on view at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in the exhibition, "Being Muholi: Portraits as Resistance." -
Arthur turns 25: Timeless lessons from an ageless aardvark
Marc Brown said one of the things the program had been so good at was "remembering the dignity of childhood."
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Jontavious Willis - “The World Is In a Tangle”
David Holt talks about country blues artist Jontavious Willis and joins him in a song.| 2:21 -
Episode 36, Season 10<br> Philip Guston Now, "Don't Eat the Mangos," and more
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Episode 1, Season 6<br> David Holt, Paul Brown, Terri McMurray
David Holt talks to Paul Brown and Terri McMurray. They play the fiddle tune “Sally Ann.”| 24:41 -
David Holt, Paul Brown, Terri McMurray and "Sally Ann"
David Holt talks to Paul Brown and Terri McMurray. They play the fiddle tune “Sally Ann.”| 3:02
