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COVER STORY
Authenticity
Kurt Andersen and writer Lawrence Weschler talk about
authenticity and the gray areas between truth and fiction. 
Is it live or is it Memorex?
How producers and acousticians play with sound,
on CDs and in the concert hall. Produced by Jeff Lunden.
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to the Kirkegaard & Associates acoustics website
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to Anonymous 4's website
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Imposters
A look at an earlier age when actors posed as politicians
--From Mckinley and Debs to Churchill. Produced by Andy Lanset.
 Ken
Light
A photojournalist observes his profession and its struggle
to artfully capture reality.
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to Ken Light's website
Go
to "Texas Death Row" by Ken Light
Go
to
"Delta Time" by Ken Light
Playing With Gender
 A
Sound Portrait Of Obie Award- Winning Actress Peggy Shaw, and her one
woman play, "Menopausal Gentleman."
Go
to La Mama's website
Go
to the New York Theatre Wire review
Go
to
the Salon.com essay on experiencing a Peggy Shaw show
SPECIAL GUEST
 Lawrence
Weschler
Lawrence Weschler is a staff writer for the New Yorker,
and the author of many books including "Boggs: A Comedy of Values", "Calamity
of Exiles," and "Mr. Wilson's Cabinet of Wonder." He teaches courses in
the fiction of non-fiction at Sarah Lawrence and Columbia University School
of the Arts. His new book on the conceptual artist Robert Irwin will be
published later this year.
Go
to the Feed magazine article
Go
to the Atlantic Monthly interview
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Commentary
Who needs satire anymore?
Design
for the Real World
The Automatic Teller Machine - Product designer
David Kelley looks at the interface of one of modern society's most
indispensable machines.
Now
Playing
In "Despair's Book of Dreams," a new play
by the Texas-based poet and musician Kirk Smith, radio is redemption.
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to site for Despair's Book of Dreams
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