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Education, bizarre, music, art, photography

Education, bizarre, music, art, photography

Education, bizarre, music, art, photography

education bizarre music art photography

educational presentation of Vladimir Horowitz

Documenting The Paradox Of Oil And Of Poverty In Nigeria - credit to NPR.org

Marshall McLuhan Interview, 1971

Burnett Returns With A Purpose

a play on color

Thanks to npr.org

a daughter gives her dad a father's day present

illustration of photography to the trance music

vintage TV commercial

Powerful Earthquake Kills Thousands in China Last - Jun-12-2008

Powerful Earthquake Kills Thousands in China Last - Jun-12-2008

with photos from klsanderson's flickr photostream

with photos from klsanderson's flickr photostream

with photographs picked randomly from flickr.com

with photographs picked randomly from flickr.com

with photographs picked randomly from flickr.com

with photographs picked randomly from flickr.com

Illustrator Lynda Barry has questions: What is an image? NPR's "Talk of the Nation", June 2, 2008

Illustrator Lynda Barry has questions: What is an image? NPR's "Talk of the Nation", June 2, 2008

Illustrator Lynda Barry has questions: What is an image? NPR's "Talk of the Nation", June 2, 2008

Illustrator Lynda Barry has questions: What is an image? NPR's "Talk of the Nation", June 2, 2008

hosted by Ivan Watson of Morning Edition, June 4, 2008, NPR.org

taken from "This I Believe", an NPR.org program

a spoof by author Tara Tisch-Wallace will attend the University of Illinois at Chicago, where she plans to study acting. - from the program 'All Things Considered', May 30, 2008, by NPR.org

from NPR's program "Day to Day", May 27, 2008, hosted by Derek Rath. "One" is the second album from Iranian-American musician Jamshied Sharifi.

An intriguing woman from the Caboclo tribe in the Amazon offers inspiration and some unorthodox horticultural advice. - Weekend Edition program, Sunday, March 23, 2008, on NPR.org

David Shea told his story to his lifelong friend Alice Doyle in Butte, Mont. - Morning Edition, May 23, 2008 on NPR.org

Also known as "Brand New Pair of Rollerskates / Bicycle Song", this is probably Melanie's best-known song.

Story by Melissa Block, host of NPR's "All Things Considered", May 22 2008

Kaly, our cat, watches parrots on big-screen TV.

China observes 3 days of mourning for those lost in the May 12th earthquake

"All Things Considered" hosts Robert Siegel and Melissa Block were in Sichuan Province covering the May 12 earthquake.

Will Baxter is an eyewitness to the devastation in Myanmar and relates how his images have left lasting impressions.

A 1996 interview and in-studio performance re-aired on 2003 on NPR's 'Fresh Air'

A 1996 interview and in-studio performance on NPR's 'Fresh Air'

A 1996 interview and in-studio performance on NPR's 'Fresh Air'

A 1996 interview and in-studio performance on NPR's 'Fresh Air'

A 1996 interview and in-studio performance on NPR's 'Fresh Air'

Dr. Oliver Sacks talks about his book, "Musicophilia" and explains mysteries of music and neurology on NPR's program "Fresh Air"

Dr. Oliver Sacks talks about his book, "Musicophilia" and explains mysteries of music and neurology on NPR's program "Fresh Air"

A collage of travel photographer Hans Hendriksen's work

Eleanor Roosevelt presents the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to the UN General Assembly for acceptance.

from the NPR's program, All Things Considered, hosted by By Banning Eyre and aired April 15, 2008

an NPR.org story called, "The Dog Who Loved to Suck on Toads", as told by Laura Mirsch

the story, Cookie Monster: A Sweet, Sensual Id, Unfiltered, narrated by Elizabeth Blair of NPR.org

- piece on All Things Considered, succinctly written by Julie Zickefoose, someone who really appreciates unconditional love from a pet."