#TONIGHT: The show begins in Maui, searching for the still unaccounted for, and ranges to the Reagan/Kennedy debate in May, 1967, then to Las Vegas for the Convention count as a measure of the national economy. From Beijing to Turin to Ingenuity on Mars.

Sep 02, 2023, 01:32 AM

#TONIGHT: The show begins in Maui, searching for the still unaccounted for, and ranges to the Reagan/Kennedy debate in May, 1967, then to Las Vegas for the Convention count as a measure of the national economy.  From Beijing to Turin to Ingenuity on Mars.  And a dialogue with Tania Branigan on her new book on the Red Guards of the Cultural Revolution that brutalized China.

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