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Listen to Hot Air on WPRB News and Culture, hosted by J.M. Colon. This week, Anthony Paranzino and Amy Ellington debate whether we should intervene in the ongoing conflict in Syria. Stay tuned for the complete broadcast of this week’s News program, to be posted here on www.wprb.com/news.
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On October 8, the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Chinese political dissident Liu Xiaobo for his “long and non-violent struggle for fundamental human rights in China.” Princeton Philosophy Professor Kwame Anthony Appiah wrote to the Nobel Committee in favor of Liu Xiaobo’s nomination. I recently spoke with Professor Appiah about his support for the nominee.
Next, two of our reporters take a look at the history of the famed Woodstock music festival in a conversation with Artie Kornfeld, an American musician, record producer, music executive and organizer of the music festival.
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This episode featured work by Brittany Murphy, Andy Martens, Anthony Paranzino, and Sandy Fong.
Executive Producer: Nikki Leon.
Senior Producer: Flora Thomson-Deveaux.
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