Inside The Criminal Mind
January 12, 2015A filmmaker tells his story of becoming a criminal and revisiting his past to figure out why he broke bad.
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The Dallas Way
September 23, 2014This hour, we’ll talk about the struggles and triumphs of GLBT culture in Dallas – and the University of North Texas archives that document it – with pioneers of the early ‘80s.
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Reassessing Immigration’s Cost
September 23, 2014Opponents of immigration argue that the influx of new people leads to increased government spending. We’ll talk this hour to SMU economics professor Robert Lawson, whose new research shows the opposite to be true.
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‘Hamlet’ On Film
September 22, 2014The ghost of King Hamlet announces himself on film in various ways, some of them quite entertaining. Guest host Jerome Weeks takes inventory of the versions with Shakespeare scholar Samuel Crowl.
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Frames Of Conflict
September 22, 2014KERA’s Jerome Weeks fills in to host Anne Wilkes Tucker of the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston. They’ll talk about her collection ‘War/Photography: Images of Armed Conflict and Its Aftermath.’
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Winning Freedom With A Bloody Summer
June 16, 2014This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Freedom Summer. We’ll look back this hour at the effort to register black voters in Mississippi with historian Bruce Watson.
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Offseason Learning
June 16, 2014While kids are happy to be out of school, the “summer slide” worries both teachers and parents.
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How FDR Led the Nation into War
May 11, 2014Hour 2: We’ll talk this hour with David Kaiser about how Roosevelt guided the country during the tumultuous years of World War II.
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Nader’s Long Battle With American Institution
May 11, 2014Hour 1: Ralph Nader has worn many hats in his professional life: author, attorney, political activist and presidential candidate among them.
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What About Pakistan?
April 7, 2014Hour 2: The American military has been deployed to Afghanistan for more than a decade. But have our troops been in the right place?
