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COVER STORY
Outer Space
Kurt Andersen and science philosopher Ann Druyan talk about art and outer space.
 Joe
Davis' Universe
A look at an artist and amateur scientist
who believes we're sending the wrong messages to extraterrestrials. Produced
by Lu Olkowski.
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to an article on Davis and human metabolic waste
Music Of The Spheres
How the ancient Greeks' model of the structure of the universe still shapes our music. Produced by Allison Lirish Dean.
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to Robert Saxton's website
Go
to Stockhausen's website
Go
to Sun Ra's website
 Sci-Fi
Genome
Kurt surveys the rich supply of alien characters in
the movies. Produced by Jocelyn Gonzales.
Space-Age
Obsession
A collecting confession from Simpsons writer George
Meyer.
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to an interview with George Meyer
Go
to a Space Collecting site
Go
to spaceflori.com
SPECIAL
GUEST
Ann Druyan
has written and produced TV programs about space,
and conceived the film Contact in collaboration with her husband, the
late astronomer Carl Sagan. She is a former philosopher and former secretary
of the Federation of American Scientists, and she now runs Cosmos Studios,
a science-based entertainment company.
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to an interview with Ann Druyan
Go
to Carl Sagan/Cosmos Studios official site
Go
to a Business Week interview with Ann Druyan
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The House I Live In. A new CD set contains everything
Frank Sinatra recorded in Hollywood from 1940 to 1964. One patriotic
song in particular rose improbably to become a hit just after World
War II -- and its meaning changed in the process. Produced by Sara Fishko.
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