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Matthew Modine talks about his own religious journey.
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The author and American Enterprise Institute Fellow answers the Big Question “Does the free market corrode moral character?”
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Matthew Modine explains his perceptions of the American political landscape.
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Inspired by the writing of Carl Sagen, Matthew Modine knows we must reevaluate how we treat the earth.
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Matthew Modine has learned that it’s easier to tell the truth than to lie.
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Matthew Modine recounts the most beautiful place he’s ever worked.
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Actor Matthew Modine reflects on working with Kubrick in ‘Full Metal Jacket.’
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Matthew Modine talks about why film is a directors’ medium.
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Matthew Modine explains why Errol Morris’ film is such a brilliant piece of work.
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Matthew Modine talks about his work as a liberal activist.
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Matthew Modine is interested in making films that explore what makes people tick.
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The actress and social activist talks about collaborating on the book “I Live Here,” and the video documentaries that inspired it. This series brought to you by Dell and digitalnomads.com
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The author and Manhattan Institute fellow answers the question, “Does the free market corrode moral character?”
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The Columbia University author and economist answers the Big Question, “Does the free market corrode moral character?”
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The American Enterprise Institute scholar answers the Big Question “Does the free market corrode moral character?”
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The author and philosopher answers the Big Question “Does the free market corrode moral character?”
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The Princeton professor answers the Big Question “Does the free market corrode moral character?”
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Steve Martin describes the scene’s down and dirty halcyon days.
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An East Village sublet was the original base of operations for Steve Martin.
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Steve Martin’s relationship with them goes back to Adam Horowitz’s first band.
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Steve Martin predicts a “massive purge” in the business-as-usual record business.
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The Internet has made it easier to search for new musical talent.
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The Tibetan Freedom concert was a milestone event.
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Linguistic barriers probably prevent assimilation in American rock scenes.
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Steve Martin tells the kids to forget music if they are only looking to make money.
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Steve Martin recommends Pitchfork media.
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Steve Martin breaks down the economics of the download vs. the disc.
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Michael Walzer discusses his “Essays on Political Criticism”
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Michael Walzer reminds us that the hero of American capitalism was a complicated philosopher.
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An optimist, Michael Walzer thinks every person can eventually embrace democracy.
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