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Fresh Air for August 31, 2011

Before she took the helm at Gourmet magazine, Ruth Reichl won two James Beard Awards for her work as restaurant critic for The New York Times. Courtesy Ruth Reichl hide caption

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Ruth Reichl: Dining In Disguise And Going 'Gourmet'

Ruth Reichl: Dining In Disguise And Going 'Gourmet'

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Fresh Air for August 30, 2011

"Can something be called chicken or pork if it was born in a flask and produced in a vat?" asks Michael Spector. "Questions like that have rarely been asked and have never been answered." iStockphoto.com hide caption

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Tube Burgers: The World Of In Vitro Meat

Tube Burgers: The World Of In Vitro Meat

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Fresh Air for August 29, 2011

Patton Oswalt is the voice behind Remy the rat, hero of Ratatouille, who likes his cheese avec des oeufs. Disney/Pixar hide caption

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Brad Bird, Patton Oswalt On Cooking Up 'Ratatouille'

Brad Bird, Patton Oswalt On Cooking Up 'Ratatouille'

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Alinea's version of pheasant, served with shallot, cider gel and burning oak leaves. Lara Kastner/Alinea hide caption

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Grant Achatz: The Chef Who Couldn't Taste

Grant Achatz: The Chef Who Couldn't Taste

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Fresh Air for August 27, 2011

Clockwise from left to right: cover art for The Leftovers by Tom Perrotta, Battles, cover art for To End All Wars by Adam Hochschild. St. Martin's Press, courtesy of the artist, Houghton Mifflin hide caption

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Fresh Air Weekend: WWI, Tom Perrotta, Rock Music

Fresh Air Weekend: WWI, Tom Perrotta, Rock Music

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Fresh Air for August 26, 2011

Jerry Leiber (right) looks over Elvis Presley's shoulder at the sheet music for "Jailhouse Rock" in Los Angeles in 1957. His songwriting partner Mike Stoller stands to the left. Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images hide caption

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Jerry Leiber: Remembering One Of Rock's Great Songwriters

Jerry Leiber: Remembering One Of Rock's Great Songwriters

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Comic book nerd Graeme Willy (Simon Pegg) encounters an alien (voiced by Seth Rogen) after traveling to America for Comic-Con. Double Negative/Universal Pictures hide caption

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Two Slackers, A Roadtrip And An Alien

Two Slackers, A Roadtrip And An Alien

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In the 1983 gangster film Scarface, Al Pacino gave a "performance the size of a Caribbean cruise ship," says critic John Powers. Universal Studios hide caption

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'Scarface': Over-The-Top, But Ahead Of Its Time

'Scarface': Over-The-Top, But Ahead Of Its Time

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Fresh Air

The Peabody Award-winning weekday arts and issues magazine.