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From NPR and WAMU 88.5 FM in Washington, DC, The Diane Rehm Show is a live, award-winning NPR program featuring smart conversation and civil dialogue on top news stories and new ideas, two hours a day, five days a week.
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Douglas Feith, "War and Decision" (Harper)
from WAMU: The Diane Rehm Show Podcast on April 10, 2008
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Five years after the fall of Baghdad, the former Pentagon official talks about the decision to invade Iraq in 2003, who was responsible for the faulty intelligence that Saddam Hussein's regime possessed WMDs and what the inter-agency fighting that he says stymied post-war planning.
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Marya Hornbacher: "Madness" (Houghton Mifflin)
from WAMU: The Diane Rehm Show Podcast on April 08, 2008
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At 24, Marya Hornbacher was diagnosed with the most severe form of bipolar disorder. After struggling for years with eating disorders, she finally learned what caused her wild mood swings. A personal account of struggling with, treating, and eventually accepting bipolar disorder.
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FAA and Airline Safety Inspections
from WAMU: The Diane Rehm Show Podcast on April 07, 2008
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The Federal Aviation Administration comes under scrutiny as former inspectors raise concerns about how the agency conducts safety inspections of the airlines. A look at whether the FAA is too close to the industry it regulates...
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Steve Coll: "The Bin Ladens"
from WAMU: The Diane Rehm Show Podcast on April 03, 2008
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A modern history of the Bin Ladens: How Osama Bin Laden's father, an illiterate bricklayer from Yemen, rose to wealth and power in Saudi Arabia and the vastly divergent lives of Osama's large extended family
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From NPR and WAMU in Washington, The Diane Rehm Show's Friday News Roundup is a fast-paced, informed discussion of the week's top news. As of Friday Oct. 27, the Roundup is a two-hour program, devoting one hour each to domestic and international topics.
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