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Poetry Out Loud

How does poetry change when it transforms from written to spoken word?

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Drop Me Off in Harlem

Explore the themes and art that emerged during the Harlem Renaissance

Jazz In DC

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Jazz in DC

Jazz musicians Billy Taylor and Frank Wess lead you through their hometown's music scene in this six-part audio series

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Picturing the Presidency

Shadowing the president is difficult, but White House photographers must capture every moment for history

Loie Fuller

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The Rebellious Streak: Dancing to Different Rules

Early modern dancers were rebels who weren't afraid to redefine dance

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Norman Rockwell and The Problem We All Live With

In The Problem We All Live With, artist Norman Rockwell took a stand against racism.

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When someone asks you a question at home today, respond in your very best robot voice. Can people understand your answers?

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In musical circles, who's known as the Duke?

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