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The story of resistance, the 1845 killing of a Delaware County undersheriff, a government crackdown, and later, changing public sentiment and land reform, is told through the voices of the descendants of the 19th century Anti-Rent movement.
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Thirty years ago, Frank McCourt captivated readers with 'Angela’s Ashes,' his Pulitzer Prize-winning memoir of growing up in Ireland. But long before his literary fame, Frank and his equally colorful brother Malachy were writing essays filled with humor, heartbreak, and keen observations about life.Now, those writings have been gathered in 'Sez I to Myself: The Collected Essays of Frank and Malachy McCourt.' The collection explores everything from Irish identity and family to teaching, religion, and New York City.Award-winning journalist and publisher Tom Allon, a longtime friend and editor of the McCourts, assembled the collection and joins us this morning.
Wednesday November 11th is Veterans Day! WAMC will be airing special programs honoring those who have served.
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To learn more about barriers disabled voters face, BTPM spoke with Mother Jones Disability Reporter Julia Métraux about her recent story “Voting While Disabled Needs to Get Easier.”
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Lawmakers are weighing measures to crack down on Flock and other automatic license-plate readers.
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Next week, nominations come out for the 2027 Grammys. But there's one new award that's sparking a backlash, and it joins a complicated history of new categories.
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Buscemi worked as a NYC firefighter for four years while he was getting his start in theater and stand-up comedy. He's appearing in two new films: The Only Living Pickpocket in New York and Wild Horse Nine.