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Playwright and performer Sarah Jones displays a genius for climbing into other people’s skin
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Primatologist Brian Hare investigates the social behavior of chimpanzees and bonobos in Africa. But dogs and foxes showed him the way
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In drawings and paintings, Trenton Doyle Hancock pits archetypes against each other
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The classically trained dance star Alicia Graf showed true grit overcoming a career-threatening ailment
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Documentary filmmaker Rachel Grady opens our eyes to the complexities of overlooked places and people
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Christina Galitsky’s energy-efficient cookstove makes life a little easier for Darfur’s refugees
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Software engineer Matt Flannery pioneers Internet microloans to the world’s poor
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Spoken-word artist Mayda del Valle brings to life “democracy writ large in poetry”
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Guerilla artist James De La Vega leverages his street smarts to a fashion career
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Taking up the family business, Philippe Cousteau campaigns to save our oceans and rivers
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Studying ancient botanical drawings, Daniela Bleichmar is rewriting the history of the Spanish conquest of the Americas
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Religious historian Reza Aslan calls for a return to Islam’s tradition of tolerance
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Novelist Daniel Alarcón’s writings evoke the gritty, compelling landscape of urban Latin America
A quick questionnaire with Aaron O’Dea
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