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Dagobert Stibbe- Not just a name or statistic, but a Human Being.
Honoring Dagobert Stibbe, a student and human being murdered in Auschwitz, highlighting his life, legacy, and the importance of remembrance.
Practicing Yoga to This Pop, Rock & Funk Icon Might Be Exactly What We All Need Right Now
Reggie Hubbard’s ‘Prince Practice’ combines yoga with Prince’s music, promoting self-liberation, community, and cultural expression through movement.
Berlin Divided- My interview with Author Seosamh O Cuinneagain
Limerick author Seosamh Ó Cuinneagáin shares insights from his book ‘Berlin Divided,’ revealing personal encounters and the city’s Cold War tensions.
MS St. Louis- The Voyage of the Damned
The MS St. Louis carried Jewish refugees fleeing Nazi Germany in 1939 but was turned away by Cuba and the U.S., leading to tragic consequences during WWII.
The 4 From Breda
An overview of the history and post-war trials of the so-called ‘Four of Breda,’ including their crimes, sentencing, and eventual releases.
Another Type of Train Journey
A new exhibit sheds light on Nazi-organized child send-offs in the Netherlands during WWII, contrasting propaganda with the tragic reality of deportations.
A Gift From the Basketball Gods
The New York Knicks have advanced to the NBA Finals, facing off against Victor Wembanyama’s team. The series marks a historic moment for the franchise and city fans.
What Trump’s New Plan for the 250th Reveals
President Trump’s new plan for the 250th anniversary features a MAGA rally replacing traditional celebrations, highlighting his approach to politicizing art and national events.
A Man Who Reads Books for a Living (One Every Two Days)
Clarke Speicher is a professional book reader who evaluates literature for screen adaptation, reading a book every two days and advising Hollywood on potential projects.