Turntable: What's on Marco Werman's summer playlist?
"The World" host brings his playlist picks from across the globe on this week's edition of Turntable.
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Millions of immigrants could now be scrutinized for ‘anti-Americanism’ and ‘antisemitism’
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Social Security is incredibly popular. It could struggle to survive another 90 years.
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Turntable: What's GBH Jazz’s Al Davis listening to this summer?
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Free books from Quincy’s Prison Book Program bring ‘a beacon of light’ to incarcerated people
Executive director Kelly Brotzman calls books a “lifeline” for many behind bars. And she says dictionaries, by far, are the most requested titles among inmates.
