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Smoke On The Water | Andy Borowitz

Smoke On The Water | Andy Borowitz

Season 1 Episode 5
4:11
Episode 5

Episode 5

Season 1 Episode 5
55:10
Lingering Peril From Paint

Lingering Peril From Paint

Season 1 Episode 5
14:58
Engineering Earth’s Climate?

Engineering Earth’s Climate?

Season 1 Episode 5
10:56
Episode 6

Episode 6

Season 1 Episode 6
55:03
The ZIP Code Advantage

The ZIP Code Advantage

Season 1 Episode 6
12:58
A Life in a Bubble

A Life in a Bubble

Season 1 Episode 6
11:39
Hard Risks for Athletes

Hard Risks for Athletes

Season 1 Episode 6
11:51
What Happened to the Population Bomb?

What Happened to the Population Bomb?

Season 1 Episode 6
10:18
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Horses: Wild, But Not Free

Season 1 Episode 4

There are now so many wild horses on public land – nearly 100,000 – that they have become caught in a battle between the government, ranchers and environmentalists. That’s because of a law from the 1970s that had some unexpected consequences.

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The Bullying Industry | Andy Borowitz
4:37
New Yorker magazine humorist Andy Borowitz takes a look at a thriving industry: bullying.
The Controversy Over Teaching Teens About Sex
13:22
A decades-old battle is re-emerging over how sex is presented in the classroom.
Episode 8
53:22
Sex ed; a crime myth; Ryan White’s legacy; napster; Andy Borowitz on bullying.
Correcting the Myth of the Superpredator
10:27
Flawed research predicting remorseless teen killers led to life sentences.
The Forgotten History of AIDS
11:55
H.I.V. rates have fallen in many places, but the AIDS crisis persists in parts of the U.S.
How Napster Stirred Up Entertainment
10:06
After Napster, many consumers got used to media on demand. There was no turning back.
Exploring the Recent History of U.S. Immigration Backlashes
9:54
Today's immigration policies echo an anti-immigration movement 25 years ago in California.
The Truth About the Lawsuit Over Hot McDonald’s Coffee
11:18
Her complaint sounded frivolous. But the facts told another story.
How the U.S. Came to Rely on Special Ops Forces
7:46
The rise of special operations units today can be traced to two past operations.
Anita Bryant, Gay Rights Icon | Andy Borowitz
3:58
Andy Borowitz examines how Anita Bryant inadvertently energized the gay rights movement.
Episode 7
55:09
Immigration; hot coffee lawsuit; special ops; Challenger legacy; Borowitz on Anita Bryant.
Lessons From the Space Shuttle Challenger Tragedy
18:31
A new understanding of risk emerged from the study of a NASA disaster.
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