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Jack DeJohnette's "Audio-Visualscapes"

The drummer's new album incorporates dueling saxophones and electronics. Jazz critic Kevin Whitehead says DeJohnette's band leaves behind their more minimal approach for a more contemporary, commercial sound.

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Fresh Air with Terry Gross, October 3, 1988: Interview with Doyle McManus, Review of Jack DeJohnette's Special Edition's album "Audio-Visualscapes"; Interview with Nick Tosches; Review of the…
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The "Unmaking" of President Reagan's Second Term

Doyle McManus co-authored a book with John Mayer about the second term of President Reagan. Many on Reagan's staff believed he was unmotivated, uninformed and unfit for office, even suggesting that the 25th Amendment be invoked. McManus says that Reagan's lack of leadership resulted in ineffective policymaking and scandals like Iran-Contra.

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Two New Sitcoms After the Olympics

TV critic David Bianculli is burnt out on the Olympics' packed, frantic broadcast schedule. Now that the games are over, he tries to squeeze in reviews of two new sitcoms. Dear John is about a divorcé; Empty Nest is a Golden Girls spinoff.

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