His work has appeared on HBO, Fox, and A&E. He also shapes young minds at Columbia University. But Jamal Joseph has spent time in federal prison as well. Now he's telling his story of his young life as a Black Panther when he was just 15 in his memoir Panther Baby today at 3pm.
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Thirty years ago, the monster truck named Grave Digger began crushing cars and popping wheelies before legions of adoring fans. Today, the ten-thousand-pound behemoth is still going strong. Go behind the wheel and inside the world of monster truck rallies today at 4pm.
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Robert Battle thought he'd be a singer but ended up a dancer. And now as director of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater he is trying to make the audience hear his vision and see his movement. Hear more tonight at 7pm.
It's time for the Academy Awards. On Point talks winners and losers and asks whether it's time for an Oscar revamp. Hear more tonight at 8pm.
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Advertisers collect info about us with every digital move we make. They then make inferences about who we are, and target ads to us. Joseph Turow speaks on how we're being tracked on our computer and cell phone, and
the implications for our privacy in his new book The Daily You. Hear more tonight at 9pm.
The price of regular gasoline has jumped to more than 4 dollars a gallon in parts of the country. Is Iran to blame? What about the refinery fire in Washington State? And what are the consequences for economic recovery? Hear more tonight at 10pm.
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The Mississippi legislature is making adjustments to the Charter School Act of 2012, leaving charter school organizations with a long list of dos and don'ts
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