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The Bob Edwards Show Mon 5/20 6:00 am ET Buzz Aldrin | Steve Winick & Nancy Groce; Buzz Aldrin was the second man to step foot on the moon and the first to punch an Apollo conspiracy theorist in the jaw after the man demanded Aldrin swear on a Bible that the Moon landings were not fake. Aldrin dedicated a chapter to the incident in his 2009 autobiography Magnificent Desolation, titled after the words that he uttered while walking on the moon. Now he's authored a new book from National Geographic in which he lays out his goals for the space program and how he believes we can get humans to Mars. It's titled Mission to Mars. Then, winter inspires the layering of sweaters, big jackets and long johns, and now that spring is here, t-shirts, shorts and swimsuits anxiously await their yearly debut. Steve Winick and Nancy Groce from the National Folklife Center at the Library of Congress return to the program with a topic for all seasons, 'clothing.'

Rebroadcast: Mon 5/20 7:00 am ET; Mon 5/20 8:00 am ET; Mon 5/20 9:00 am ET; Mon 5/20 10:00 am ET; Mon 5/20 2:00 pm ET; Mon 5/20 8:00 pm ET; Tues 5/21 12:00 am ET; Tues 5/21 4:00 am ET; Tues 5/21 5:00 am ET

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The Bob Edwards Show Weekdays 8 am, 9 am, 10 am, 2 pm & 8 pm ETThe Bob Edwards Show features in-depth interviews with newsmakers, journalists, entertainers and other compelling figures.

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Car Talk Weekdays 3 pm & 9 pm ETImagine the Marx Brothers answering questions about automobiles and you get a good idea what this Peabody Award-winning radio program is about. Hosts Tom and Ray Magliozzi freely dispense expert car advice to callers in the broad accent of their native East Cambridge, MA neighborhood.
This American Life Saturdays 1 pm & 8 pm ET
Sundays 10 am & 6 pm ETA program documenting contemporary America. Host and producer Ira Glass chooses a theme through which he and a variety of writers and performers share stories in a range of styles.
Here and Now Weekdays 12 pm ETCombining updates of the news from the morning with important conversations on public policy and foreign affairs, science and technology and the arts.
On Point Weekdays 11 am & 2 am ETThe show's conversations cover everything from breaking news to ancient poetry, with newsmakers, journalists, artists, scientists and ordinary citizens from around the world.
The Takeaway Weekdays 1 pm ET The program draws upon a talented staff of journalists and the authoritative national and international resources of two trusted news sources: The BBC and The New York Times.
The Tavis Smiley Show Sundays 4 pm ET Tavis Smiley brings you a blend of news and newsmakers in conversations on the subjects that matter to you: politics, health, finance, sports, technology and pop culture.
Whad'Ya Know? Saturdays 11 am ETMichael Feldman hosts a program that showcases his signature political and social satire, offbeat interviews, quick-witted banter and a "Whad'Ya Know?" quiz every hour.
Studio 360 Saturdays 2 pm ETSpy magazine co-founder Kurt Andersen introduces the people who create and shape our culture and steers you to the movies, the books and the songs that will change your life.
Living on Earth Saturdays 6 pm ET
Sundays 8 pm ET Featuring environmental news and information, tune in to hear news, features, interviews and commentary on a broad range of ecological issues. Hosted by Steve Curwood.
Boston University: World of Ideas Saturdays 6 am ETFeaturing discussions and lectures by the best thinkers from Boston University and the Boston area on subjects such as politics, academic issues and public affairs.

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Bob EdwardsAs host of NPR's Morning Edition for more than 24 years, Bob Edwards won a duPont-Columbia Award for radio journalism, a Peabody for excellence in broadcasting and the Edward R. Murrow Award for outstanding contributions to public radio. Edwards is an inductee in the national Radio Hall of Fame.
Ira GlassIra Glass has been with NPR for more than 30 years, working on nearly every NPR network news program, in virtually every production job. He now hosts and produces Chicago Public Radio's This American Life, a program that has won the highest broadcasting honors.
Michael FeldmanMichael Feldman began "Whad'Ya Know?" 25 years ago at Wisconsin Public Radio and immediately attracted both critical acclaim and a loyal coast-to-coast audience. Subsequently, he wrote three "highly praised and widely ignored" books and six compact discs titled "Whad'Ya Know? About the Classics."
Kurt AndersenKurt Andersen is a critically acclaimed author and a co-founder of Spy and Inside.com/Inside magazines. A reporter and columnist for a variety of renowned publications, Anderson was editor-in-chief of both New York and Spy magazines.
Tavis SmileyNewsweek profiled Tavis Smiley as one of the "20 people changing how Americans get their news," also dubbing him one of the nation's "captains of the airwaves." Smiley hosts Tavis Smiley on PBS and is a regular political commentator on the Tom Joyner Morning Show.
Bill RadkeBefore bringing his distinguished career to Public Radio, Bill Radke was the creator, writer and host of Rewind, a news satire program on KUOW-FM in Seattle, where he had been a reporter and news director. Radke was also a winner of the Seattle International Stand-Up Comedy Competition.
Desiree CooperAward-winning journalist Desiree Cooper is a popular columnist at the Detroit Free Press who was nominated for a Pulitzer Price two times. She has contributed national commentaries to NPR's All Things Considered and appeared frequently on Detroit-area radio and TV.
Warren OlneyWarren Olney is the only person to have been twice named "Broadcast Journalist of the Year" — for his work in both radio and television — by the Society of Professional Journalists, Los Angeles. He has also won Emmy Awards for reporting and anchoring, and Golden Mikes for investigative reporting.
Robin YoungRobin Young brings over 25 years of eclectic broadcast experience to her role as host of Here and Now. She is a Peabody Award-winning documentary filmmaker and has been a correspondent for the Discovery Channel, CBS and ABC, and was substitute host and correspondent for the Today show.
Lisa MullinsSince Lisa Mullins became chief anchor of the radio news magazine The World, the show has doubled its audience and won critical acclaim for coverage of the war on terrorism and its implications. She has reported on news events around the world and received Boston Magazine's Best Radio Voice award.