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Conversation #2: Alejandro Escovedo
19 years after our first talk, a discussion about music influences, 9/11 and the term Americana
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Conversations: Alejandro Escovedo
An interview about 'Sad & Dreamy' — a universal song about childhood, written by kids
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Conversations: Cecil Williams
Civil rights photographer, South Carolina historian talks about Briggs v. Elliott
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Conversations: Richard Riley
Former S.C. governor, U.S. education secretary on the legacy of Brown
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Conversations: John Hope Franklin
In 2004 interview, acclaimed historian talks about helping on Brown v. Board case, state of race relations in U.S.
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Conversations: More with Tim O’Brien
An in-depth talk about music, inspirations, songwriting with Grammy winner
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Conversations: Rachel Louise Martin
'Most Tolerant Little Town' author talks about first Southern school to desegregate after Brown — and the consequences still felt today
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Conversations: John Doe
45 years after band's first single, X leader looks back — and at what's next
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Conversations: Ted Shaw
Now at UNC, former NAACP leader talks about the legacy of Brown v. Board
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Conversations: B.J. Barham, Part 2
Discussing the music business, songwriting, and Isbell friendship with acclaimed American Aquarium leader
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Conversations: B.J. Barham, Part 1
Talking with the American Aquarium frontman about growing up in a small N.C. town
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Conversations: Frank McCourt
In 2005 interview, 'Angela's Ashes' author talks about his 30-year teaching career
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