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‘Madame Butterfly’: Heartbreak at the Opera and the Movies
The 1932 movie version of Puccini’s opera shows a more sympathic side of the lieutenant who breaks Butterfly’s heart.
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A Football Fantasy: My First Game at Texas A&M’s Kyle Field
How covering an Aggie football game intimately introduced me to one of college football’s most
iconic stadiums
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4 Wholesome Family Bands That Keep Folk Music Alive
Family groups like The Hunts and The Petersens remind listeners that the best music begins at home.
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‘Reviving Our Republic: 95 Theses for the Future of America’
Author Michael Bedenbaugh’s book offers ways to clean up the corruption that has infiltrated every aspect of American life.
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Father to the Man: The Boyhood of Winston Churchill
The great British prime minister’s formative years were difficult but helped immensely by the invaluable love he received from his nanny.
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Johnny Cash, a Fighter Throughout His Life
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Bucharest: A City Built on Resilience
Bucharest is a city of juxtapositions—French elegance beside Soviet concrete.
Rick Steves’ Europe: Little, Little Liechtenstein
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The Kentucky Bourbon Trail Stop Where People Come for Whiskey, Stay for Burgoo
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While Postmodernists Embrace Fervour, This Painter Finds ‘Meditation’ in Every Precise Stroke
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‘Ballad of a Small Player’: A Sharp Indictment of Gambling
Colin Farrell gives it his all and then some as a too far-gone gaming addict living in Macau.
Louisiana’s Old State Capitol: A Castle in an Unlikely Locale
In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we focus on medieval architecture in a quintessential American city.
‘Anything but Frank’: A Stroke Survivor’s Resilient Recovery
Kenneth Kerns’s book recalls the challenges and indignities in his road back to wellness.
‘The Blue Zones Kitchen One Pot Meals’ to Fuel Longevity
Dan Buettner’s new cookbook puts healthier spins on comfort food favorites.
Halloween Costumes Compliments of the Closet (Not the Credit Card)
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Dear Next Generation: The Values That Carry Us
True happiness comes not from possessions, but from enjoying the simple blessings already at hand.
Living With Purpose: A Conversation With Entrepreneur Heather Holmes
For this entrepreneur and homeschooling mom, balance isn’t about perfection but about prioritizing family, faith, and purpose.