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Think, July 17, 2009
Where does Dallas stand on the Trinity River Project? We'll get the story with Lee Hancock of The Dallas Morning News and Jim Schutze of the Dallas Observer; in Art&Seek, artist Philip Haas discusses his current exhibit.
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;updateCaption( 'Think, July 17, 2009','<p> Where does Dallas stand on the Trinity River Project? We'll get the story with Lee Hancock of <i>The Dallas Morning News</i> and Jim Schutze of the <i>Dallas Observer</i>; in Art&Seek, artist Philip Haas discusses his current exhibit.</p>')){kind=link}
;updateCaption( 'Think, July 10, 2009','<p>Linda Davis of the Consumer Credit Counseling Service talks about what you should know before you buy a home. In Art&Seek, 'A Chorus Line' original cast member Michael Serrecchia discusses the show and a new documentary about it.</p>')){kind=link}
;updateCaption( 'Think, July 3, 2009','<p> What is corporate social responsibility and how accurate should corporate entities be? We'll talk with Chip Pitts, Stanford Law School Lecturer and author; in Art&Seek, we talk with Steve Wiest, new director of UNT's One O'Clock Lab Band.</p>')){kind=link}
;updateCaption( 'Think, June 19, 2009','<p> How do everyday struggles relate to the bigger tragedies of life? We'll talk with novelist Andre Dubus, III; in Art&Seek, we'll visit the Dallas Museum of Art for a conversation with Irish artist Willie Doherty.</p>')){kind=link}
;updateCaption( 'Think, June 12, 2009','<p> How did Dallas County handle the recent H1N1 Swine Flu outbreak? We'll talk with Dr. John Carlo, Medical Director of Dallas County Health and Human Services; in Art&Seek, actor-singer-director Sheran Goodspeed Keyton.</p>')){kind=link}
;updateCaption( 'Think, June 5, 2009','<p> What basic skills are needed to ensure a financially secure future? We'll talk with veteran financial journalist Karen Blumenthal; in Art&Seek, artist Roger Shimomura discusses his latest retrospective.</p>')){kind=link}
;updateCaption( 'Think, May 22, 2009','<p> How did the Civil Rights Movement in Texas differ from the rest of the country? We'll talk with historian Darwin Payne; in Art&Seek, Richard Rodzinski, President of the Van Cliburn Foundation.</p>')){kind=link}
;updateCaption( 'Think, May 15, 2009','<p>Russ Whitlock, Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park superintendent, on the former president's Texas White House; in the Art&Seek segment, author Willard Spiegelman on his book "Seven Pleasures: Essays on Ordinary Happiness".</p>')){kind=link}
;updateCaption( 'Think, May 8, 2009','<p>Lee Woodruff, ABC contributor and author, talks about whether it's possible to live the "perfect life". Plus, Art&Seek presents a look back at Dallas' historic Kalita Humphreys Theater.</p>')){kind=link}
;updateCaption( 'Think, April 17, 2009','<p>Fareed Zakaria, editor of Newsweek International and CNN host, discusses "The Post-American World"; in Scene, Bette Buschow discusses how her organization Resolana helps incarcerated women and previews an upcoming exhibit of their artwork.</p')){kind=link}
;updateCaption( 'Think, April 10, 2009','<p>New Kimbell Art Museum Director Eric McCauley Lee discusses his museum plans, and the evolving Fort Worth Museum District. In Scene, playwright Linda Daugherty on the problem of teen dating violence and her new play "don't u luv me?"</p>')){kind=link}
;updateCaption( 'Think, April 3, 2009','<p>How are successful screenplays crafted? We talk with screenwriter and director Robert Towne; in Scene, Texas filmmaker Justin Wilson discusses his new project, "One Nation."</p>')){kind=link}
;updateCaption( 'Think, Mar. 20, 2009','<p>Four and a half decades ago, many Americans were locked in a struggle for basic rights and equal treatment. We'll speak with Mark McPhail and Herbert Randall; in Scene, Texas writer Joe Nick Patoski discusses his biography on Willie Nelson.</p>')){kind=link}
;updateCaption( 'Think, Mar. 13, 2009','<p>Playwright Itamar Moses on writing in theater for the 21st century; in Scene, Nancy E. Edwards, curator of European Art at the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, on new exhibit Art & Love in Renaissance Italy.</p>')){kind=link}
;updateCaption( 'Think, Mar. 6, 2009','<p>New Nasher Sculpture Center director Jeremy Strick talks about his plans for the center; in Scene, Dallas-based artist Richard Patterson discusses his new show at the Goss-Michael Foundation.</p>')){kind=link}
;updateCaption( 'Think, Feb. 20, 2009','<p>How should the West deal with a potentially nuclear regime in Tehran? We'll talk with author Azadeh Moaveni; in Scene, we bring you KERA's "1958: The Chip that Jack Built."</p>')){kind=link}
;updateCaption( 'Think, Feb. 13, 2009','<p>Photographer Barbara Crane on how the medium has progressed, and how it should challenge audiences. In Scene, Guy Reynolds and Nancy Visser of the Dallas Morning News on their pledge to avoid buying anything new in 2009.</p>')){kind=link}
;updateCaption( 'Think, Feb. 6, 2009','<p> The 1999 drug busts in Tulia, Texas, were initially hailed as great progress in the War on Drugs, but became emblematic of the racial divides in Tulia and elsewhere; in Scene, Argentinean artist Florencia Levy discusses her current project.</p>')){kind=link}
;updateCaption( 'Think, Jan. 23, 2009','<p>For many Americans, one of the biggest day-to-day challenges is access to affordable housing. We'll discuss the issue with former U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Henry Cisneros; in Scene, California-based artist Robert Wilhite.</p>')){kind=link}
;updateCaption( 'Think, Dec. 19, 2008','<p>Who assists North Texans in tough economic times? Guests include Larry James of Central Dallas Ministries and Mike Doyle of Cornerstone Assistance Network; In Scene, "Million Dollar Monarch" is featured.</p>')){kind=link}