
0:01:00Rare, historic prints of the Declaration of Independence visit Durham Duke University and Durham are commemorating the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence by bringing three rare, historic prints of the document to the main library in downtown Durham and then to the Nasher Museum of Art. Deborah Rutter, Vice Provost of the Arts at Duke University, joins host Leoneda Inge to discuss why it’s important to engage with a text that can seem both out of date and out of touch.Deborah Rutter, Vice Provost of the Arts at Duke University0:13:00Public radio's Joshua Johnson on conflict resolution, journalistic neutrality, and democracy Public radio fans probably remember Joshua Johnson from his years as a founding host of the national talk show 1A. His most recent reinvention is as a fake TV news host for the satirical news network, The Onion, a viral TED talk speaker, an expert on overcoming conflict and the creator of an online conflict resolution game called “The Resolution.” He joins host Jeff Tiberii to talk about his career arc and what public radio taught him about humor, neutrality and our democracy.Joshua Johnson, Actor for the Onion News Network and creator of The Resolution online conflict resolution game
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