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PRI's America Abroad: Trade Policy in the Trump Era

When the sheriff runs a diner, you can get shooting lessons with your breakfast. My latest for Interlochen Public Radio's summer Diners Series.

Interlochen Public Radio: Order Up: Bob's Country Kitchen

'She carried herself out with a horse-driven casket and it was solid glass, and there she laid. Most awesome, I’ll never forget it.'

Interlochen Public Radio: Order Up: Edie's Log Bar

Sometimes diner conversations get so heated, you need a safe word. A radio story for Interlochen Public Radio's summer Diners Series.

Interlochen Public Radio: Order Up: Cops And Donuts

When a magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck Mexico City in September 2017, hundreds of people died; it was the deadliest quake in a generation. But in the weeks after the earthquake, I watched something happen out in the streets of Mexico City that made me think about disasters a little differently. Tragedy has a way of bringing out the best in people -- a way of weaving us together into a giant invisible tapestry, held together by our common humanity.

Out There

The Same Humanity | The Out There Podcast

What if the lines between science and religion aren't so clear?

Another Channel | The Out There Podcast

If you want cheese on your quesadillas in Mexico City, you have to ask for it.

Quesadillas, No Cheese | PRI's The World

The Marlins’ go-ahead run strides toward the plate. It’s shortstop JT Riddle. The Jumbotron camera trains its lens on home plate. But me? I’m focused on the organ player.

Only A Game

Braves Organist Gets Creative With Visitors' Walk-Up Songs | Only a Game

Celery was the "it" vegetable of the Victorian era - celery tonics claimed to cure everything from overstrained nerves to a sluggish liver, and upper-class Victorians had special dishes for serving and displaying their celery. So how did celery go from fashionable to forgettable? We trace celery's fall from grace and ask the important question: is it poised for a comeback?

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CELERY | Proof

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