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Eric Schlosser 'On Command And Control'

Robert Kenner's new film, Command and Control, adapts this one episode reported in Eric Schlosser's eponymous, Pulitzer Prize finalist book. It's a documentary but, make no mistake, it feels every bit like the suspense story it is.
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Command and Control: A World Split in Two

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Command and Control: An Interview with Filmmakers Robert Kenner and Eric Schlosser

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When Will Our Nuclear Luck Run Out?

"Whoops" is not a word that you want to hear around the most destructive weapons on earth. Unfortunately it happens more often than you would like to think.
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Farmers Who Pick Your Fruit Often Can't Put Food On The Table

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The Torturous Realities Of Being A Florida Farmworker

Activist Gerardo Reyes Chávez joins Ricky to talk about what it's like to be a farmworker in the state of Florida.
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Our Nuclear Dilemma

An article in Time magazine reported that in October 2013, the Pentagon requested approximately $10 billion in funding to update the country's B61 bombs. However, we had already developed a more advanced version of the B61: the B83. The problem? The B83 is much too destructive.
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Meatless Monday: Hero With a Thousand Faces

Just in time for Christmas, a story to share while snuggling around the fire (or space heater). Once upon a time, a beloved, wealthy young man walked away from his family, away from his riches, away from glittering worldly ways in search of truth and integrity.
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Factory Farms of the Future: Part I

The future of animal agriculture can be summed up in a single sentence by, appropriately, a science fiction writer. "The future is already here," said William Gibson, "it's just not very evenly distributed."
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Moscow Maelstrom: Lightweight Biennale Outshone by Satellite Shows & Atypical Art Fair

The 5th Moscow Biennale, which closed October 20, saw Political Correctness rear its head beneath the Kremlin walls as feminist Belgian curator Catherine de Zegher turned the swanky Manège exhibition center into a Global Bazaar.
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