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Key Pro Date Duration Segment Title Age Morning Edition 10/08/2012 0 Key Pro Date Duration Segment Title Age Morning Edition 10/08/2012 0:04:09 When Should Seniors Hang Up The Car Keys? Age Talk Of The Nation 10/15/2012 0:30:20 Taking The Car Keys Away From Older Drivers Age All Things Considered 10/16/2012 0:05:29 Home Health Aides: In Demand, Yet Paid Little Age Morning Edition 10/17/2012 0:04:04 Home Health Aides Often As Old As Their Clients Age Talk Of The Nation 10/25/2012 0:30:21 'Elders' Seek Solutions To World's Worst Problems Age Morning Edition 11/01/2012 0:04:44 Older Voters Could Decide Outcome In Volatile Wisconsin Age All Things Considered 11/01/2012 0:03:24 Low-Income New Yorkers Struggle After Sandy Age Talk Of The Nation 11/01/2012 0:16:43 Sandy Especially Tough On Vulnerable Populations Age Fresh Air 11/05/2012 0:06:34 Caring For Mom, Dreaming Of 'Elsewhere' Age All Things Considered 11/06/2012 0:02:48 New York City's Elderly Worry As Temperatures Dip Age All Things Considered 11/09/2012 0:03:00 The Benefit Of Birthdays? Freebies Galore Age Tell Me More 11/12/2012 0:14:28 How To Start Talking Details With Aging Parents Age Talk Of The Nation 11/28/2012 0:30:18 Preparing For The Looming Dementia Crisis Age Morning Edition 11/29/2012 0:04:15 The Hidden Costs Of Raising The Medicare Age Age All Things Considered 11/30/2012 0:03:59 Immigrants Key To Looming Health Aide Shortage Age All Things Considered 12/04/2012 0:03:52 Social Security's COLA: At Stake In 'Fiscal Cliff' Talks? Age Morning Edition 12/06/2012 0:03:49 Why It's Easier To Scam The Elderly Age Weekend Edition Saturday 12/08/2012 0:04:47 A Project For The Grandkids Even Cancer Can't Stop Age Morning Edition 12/14/2012 0:04:48 Inflation Index Fix Could Cut Federal Deficit Age Morning Edition 12/14/2012 0:04:11 Making The Rich Pay More For Medicare Age Morning Edition 12/17/2012 0:04:21 New Car Features May Keep Older Drivers Out Of The Big Yellow Taxi Age Tell Me More 12/27/2012 0:10:36 Putting Granny Into A Pod Agriculture All Things Considered 10/04/2012 0:08:20 The Cost Of Saving Lives With Local Peanuts In Haiti Agriculture Tell Me More 10/12/2012 0:07:45 50 Years On, Reconsidering Cesar Chavez Agriculture Morning Edition 10/17/2012 0:04:04 Farmers Cautious Of Drought-Resistant Seeds Agriculture Weekend Edition Sunday 10/21/2012 0:04:01 Despite Protest, College Plans To Slaughter, Serve Farm's Beloved Oxen Agriculture All Things Considered 11/08/2012 0:03:52 Corn Belt Farmland: The Newest Real Estate Bubble? Agriculture All Things Considered 11/12/2012 0:03:59 Kind of Like 'eFarmony': Matching Farmers With Urban Landowners For Fun And Profit Agriculture Morning Edition 11/20/2012 0:04:09 Drought Hurts U.S. Grain Exporters, Market Share Agriculture All Things Considered 11/29/2012 0:03:56 Water Levels Dangerously Low On Mississippi River Agriculture Morning Edition 12/05/2012 0:04:22 Palestinian Olive Harvest Turns Bitter As Economy Sputters Agriculture Tell Me More 12/24/2012 0:06:15 The 2012 Economy Brought Glad Tidings To Many Agriculture Weekend Edition Saturday 12/29/2012 0:07:57 Matt Damon On His Promising New Film AIDS Morning Edition 11/28/2012 0:05:54 Will China's First Lady Outshine Her Husband? AIDS All Things Considered 11/29/2012 0:03:55 Clinton Reveals Blueprint For An 'AIDS-Free Generation' AIDS Morning Edition 11/30/2012 0:02:37 A Life's Ministry Springs From A Dilemma Over AIDS AIDS Talk Of The Nation 12/03/2012 0:30:19 Stigma, Fear Keep Many From Getting Tested For HIV Arms Control All Things Considered 10/12/2012 0:03:18 Russia No Longer Wants US Aid To Secure Nukes Arms Control Weekend Edition Sunday 10/14/2012 0:04:02 Russia To Go It Alone On Nuke Disarmament Arms Control Tell Me More 10/22/2012 0:11:38 Childhood Memories Of The Cuban Missile Crisis Arms Control Talk Of The Nation 11/08/2012 0:30:10 Author Warns 'Second Nuclear Age' Is Here Arms Control Morning Edition 11/29/2012 0:04:22 Is Iran Ready For A New Round Of Nuclear Talks? Arts Morning Edition 10/01/2012 0:06:06 The CD, At 30, Is Feeling Its Age Arts Morning Edition 10/01/2012 0:01:13 The Best James Bond: Who's No. 1 As 007? Arts All Things Considered 10/01/2012 0:04:25 In "Music Of Trees" A Symphony In The Key Of Cedar Arts Talk Of The Nation 10/01/2012 0:16:57 Bill Pullman, Headed Back To '1600 Penn' Arts Fresh Air 10/01/2012 0:32:44 In Memoir, Neil Young Wages 'Heavy Peace' Arts Fresh Air 10/01/2012 0:08:17 Out Of Industrial Wasteland, The English Beat Was Born Arts Tell Me More 10/01/2012 0:06:46 First Black Editor-In-Chief For Conde Nast Arts Tell Me More 10/01/2012 0:08:34 007 Turns 50 Arts Morning Edition 10/02/2012 0:07:20 Shaking, Stirring Up The James Bond Franchise Arts All Things Considered 10/02/2012 0:04:56 Sept 11 Documentarian Wins MacArthur Genius Grant Arts All Things Considered 10/02/2012 0:08:19 Waylon Jennings: The "Last Recordings" Of A Dreamer Arts Talk Of The Nation 10/02/2012 0:35:38 Schwarzenegger's 'Total Recall' Of His Life, So Far Arts Fresh Air 10/02/2012 0:45:59 Paul Thomas Anderson, The Man Behind 'The Master' Arts Tell Me More 10/02/2012 0:09:29 Stacy London: Dangerous To Call Style Superficial Arts Morning Edition 10/03/2012 0:03:57 The Sound Of James Bond: Vic Flick's Surf Guitar Arts All Things Considered 10/03/2012 0:09:48 Racial Issues, Far From "Invisible" On DC Stage Arts All Things Considered 10/03/2012 0:03:55 A Ska And Jazz Innovator Bridges Continents And Decades Arts All Things Considered 10/03/2012 0:04:59 Wealthy Use Art Collections As Way To A Better Loan Arts All Things Considered 10/03/2012 0:05:55 Delta Rae: Modern Folklore Music Arts Talk Of The Nation 10/03/2012 0:17:03 Carpenter's 'Ashes And Roses' Shaped By Grief Arts Fresh Air 10/03/2012 0:31:49 Tobolowsky: An Actor's Life 'Low On The Totem Pole' Arts Fresh Air 10/03/2012 0:06:21 Low Cut Connie: The Self-Deprecating Bar Band Arts Tell Me More 10/03/2012 0:12:57 Holmes Carves African-American Spot In Late Night Arts Tell Me More 10/03/2012 0:04:30 In Your Ear: Juanes Arts Morning Edition 10/04/2012 0:02:51 "Flight": A Few Million Little Creatures That Could Arts Morning Edition 10/04/2012 0:08:55 The Final Season Of "Jersey Shore" Begins Thursday Arts Morning Edition 10/04/2012 0:03:57 From Tim Burton, Another Signature Lovable Loner Arts Morning Edition 10/04/2012 0:05:20 Bond Gadgets Stand Test Of Time (But Not Physics) Arts Morning Edition 10/04/2012 0:01:59 Re-Creating Indiana Jones' Boulder Run In DC's "Alley Of Doom" Arts All Things Considered 10/04/2012 0:04:33 Egypt's State TV At A Crossroads After Mubarak Arts All Things Considered 10/04/2012 0:03:54 Frank Lloyd Wright Home Threatened In Arizona Arts All Things Considered 10/04/2012 0:04:27 Pakistan Heartthrob Trades Pop For Political Protest Arts All Things Considered 10/04/2012 0:03:48 Iris DeMent's "Sing The Delta" Full Of Paradoxes Arts Tell Me More 10/04/2012 0:13:11 'Precious' Director Daniels Flocks To Controversy Arts Tell Me More 10/04/2012 0:04:33 In Your Ear: Clara Ma Arts Morning Edition 10/05/2012 0:02:16 Liam Neeson Is The Most Valuable Asset For 'Taken 2' Arts Morning Edition 10/05/2012 0:03:58 Shake It Up, Baby: Are Martinis Made The Bond Way Better? 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