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The host of the popular NPR program 'Science Friday' talks about what he's learned during his more than three decades interviewing leading scientists.
Ira Flatow, NPR science correspondent, anchor of Talk of the Nation: Science Friday, and author of "Rainbows, Curve Balls and Other Wonders of the Natural World Explained" and "They All Laughed."
The debut novel by acclaimed violinist Eugene Drucker takes place during the waning days of World War II in Germany. A German violinist is forced to participate in a diabolical experiment at a concentration camp. The story touches on the relationship between performer and audience, good versus evil, and the juxtaposition of beautiful art with the horrors of the Holocaust.
Eugene Drucker, violinist and founding member of the Emerson String Quartet.
We're redesigning the web site for The Diane Rehm Show. If you have an idea or feature request share it with us! Or, vote on ideas from other fans of the show!
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