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Big Books & Bold Ideas with Kerri Miller

Kerri Miller Podcast Tile
Big Books & Bold Ideas with Kerri Miller
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Where readers meet writers, Fridays at 11 a.m. Listen live or stream later on your favorite podcast app.

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National Geographic’s Cory Richards on climbing Mount Everest, photography and mental health

National Geographic’s Cory Richards on climbing Mount Everest, photography and mental health

MPR News host Kerri Miller speaks with National Geographic photographer Cory Richards about climbing Mount Everest, his thirst for adventure and living with mental illness.
by Kerri Miller, Sam Choo and Jeffrey Bissoy

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The science and psychology of outrage

The science and psychology of outrage

Outrage might be the defining emotion of our age. But what does all that anger do to us?
by Kerri Miller and Kelly Gordon

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Is college still a good springboard for social mobility?

Is college still a good springboard for social mobility?

Journalist and author Paul Tough spent six years researching whether colleges are still an effective launching pad for social mobility. He shares his findings in a new book called “The Years That Matter Most.”
by Kerri Miller and Marcheta Fornoff

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‘Janis’ reveals the complicated woman behind the rock legend

‘Janis’ reveals the complicated woman behind the rock legend

A new biography about Janis Joplin takes an intimate look at the gender-bending, perfectionist, talented rebel who broke rules and stereotypes and defined a generation. Kerri Miller spoke with the author, Holly George-Warren, about Joplin's musical influences and how Joplin’s own sound is still influencing others today.
by Kerri Miller and Kelly Gordon

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Talking Volumes: Saeed Jones on ‘How We Fight for Our Lives’

Talking Volumes: Saeed Jones on ‘How We Fight for Our Lives’

In his memoir, the poet and author describes what it was like to grow up as a gay, black kid in suburban Texas. Jones sat down with MPR’s Brandt Williams at the Parkway Theater for Talking Volumes.
by Brandt Williams and Marcheta Fornoff

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Should you feel guilty about flying?

Should you feel guilty about flying?

The Swedes call it flygskam or flying shame. It’s a movement that asks people to curb or even give up flying in order to minimize their carbon footprint. Is it a good idea – or an example of environmental extremism?
by Kerri Miller and Kelly Gordon

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Water conversation and corporate leadership with Ecolab CEO Doug Baker

Water conversation and corporate leadership with Ecolab CEO Doug Baker

Ecolab CEO Doug Baker told MPR News host Kerri Miller he believes companies should take serious steps when it comes to climate change. He’s going to ask his board to approve one such step in December.
by Kerri Miller and Tarkor Zehn

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‘How to Raise a Reader,’ and books for the adventurous

‘How to Raise a Reader,’ and books for the adventurous

Is there a book that turned you into a dedicated, even adventurous reader? Kerri Miller asked a group of friends that question recently and got a surprising answer.
by Kerri Miller

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Whistleblowers in America and the price they pay

Whistleblowers in America and the price they pay

Whistleblowers have played a big role in American history. For most, the decision to speak up is also the hinge on which their whole life turns.
by Kerri Miller and Kelly Gordon

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