David Misch on Funny, rethinking pole dancing, Disney and the Reagan Library, the roots of homelessness, and Brian May on 3-D photography.
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• 3:31
In depression you've found something you're good at. But you could be better.
Rabbi, Rabies, Raimi ... the curse of being named Rabe (pronounced RAY-bee) has followed the Off-Ramp host his whole life. Now, he speaks out in "Call Me Rabe."
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• 3:40
From a plumbers strike to an amorous host, KPCC's Kevin Ferguson walks us through Disneyland's 1955 grand opening.
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• 3:50
Some call it dancing, some call it striptease — but after a decade-long re-branding, more and more women are dropping in (literally) on America's pole studios.
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• 3:55
David Misch on his book on the art and history of humor, "Funny, the Book," which he bills as "The single most popular book on comedy ever written by David Misch this year!"
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• 4:17
Debord to Rabe: Happiness economics has achieved new respect since the financial crisis — and suggested a whole new way to measuring economic growth.
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• 4:28
A formerly homeless woman tells her compelling story of success -- rising above abuse, joblessness, depression, and losing her home -- at the Crawford Family Forum.
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• 3:54
After 20 years behind bars for a murder he didn't commit, Franky Carrillo's attitude of forgiveness redeems himself and others.
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• 3:44
Brian May wraps 40-year project by publishing first complete book of TR Williams's c. 1850 photos of an English village ... they're in stuning 3D.