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COVER STORY
Lost and Found
Kurt Andersen and music expert Irwin Chusid talk about
the thrill of discovering lost and forgotten music, literature, and art.
 Polk
Country
A Zora Neale Hurston play languished
in the Library of Congress -- and then, suddenly, was brought to life.
Produced by Jacquie Gales Webb.
 Go
to Library of Congress Zora Neale Hurston Page
Visit
Arena Stage
See
photos from the Arena Stage performance
 Snake
Goddess
The archaeological discovery of an
ancient Greek civilization turns out to be, at least partially, a mistake.
Kurt talks with scholar Kenneth Lapatin about the mystery of the Snake
Goddess. Produced by Sarah Lilley.
See
images of the Snake Goddess
Go
to Kenneth Lapatin's site at Boston University
Go
to Kenneth Lapatin site at Houghton Mifflin
 Missing
Memorial
At the World Trade Center site, artist Elyn Zimmerman
hunts for the remains of her 3-ton sculpture, a memorial to the 1993 bombing
victims. Produced by Steve Richardson.
Go
to Elyn Zimmerman's site
Go
to an NPR story on lost memorials
See
Elyn Zimmerman's memorial
Flipside
In 1973, a TV show called Flipside lasted for just
one season on CBS and slipped into obscurity. We hear why its creators
want this forgotten program rediscovered. Produced by Jocelyn Gonzales.
 SPECIAL
GUEST
Irwin Chusid
is a record producer, radio personality, journalist,
and music historian. He's a deejay for WFMU in New Jersey and he has produced
dozens of records, including last year's critical and cult favorite, The
Langley Schools Music Project.
Go
to Irwin Chusid's site
See
Irwin Chusid
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Design
for the Real World
Design critic Steven Heller looks at the irresistible
cold of summer ads. Produced by Leital Molad.
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