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Sunday, June 9, 2019 | 18:00 to 19:00 | Specialty

Artist	Song	Album	Comments
Making Contact	Hidden in plain sight: Rebecca Gordon on Torture	PRX	We think of enhanced interrogation as being a new invention - a kind of torture in use only since 9/11. But Rebecca Gordon disagrees. In this episode she joins us to talk about the United State's long history of using torture domestically and abroad, and its connection to power and race.
Deutsche Welle	Spectrum 06042019	PRX	This week on the show: Just imagine it - A new study shows you can "imagine" your way toward liking a place more than you do right now, how to improve your mental health through targeted exercise, and the very big animals that ate apples before we did.

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Making Contact

Hidden in plain sight: Rebecca Gordon on Torture

PRX

We think of enhanced interrogation as being a new invention - a kind of torture in use only since 9/11. But Rebecca Gordon disagrees. In this episode she joins us to talk about the United State's long history of using torture domestically and abroad, and its connection to power and race.

Deutsche Welle

Spectrum 06042019

PRX

This week on the show: Just imagine it - A new study shows you can "imagine" your way toward liking a place more than you do right now, how to improve your mental health through targeted exercise, and the very big animals that ate apples before we did.