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Creatively Speaking
4:14 pm
Sat December 22, 2012

No Booze at The Constitution Center

As the National Constitution Center stages a major exhibition on Prohibition, Susan Lewis looks at the early 20th-century ban on alcohol and its consequences for American culture.

Creatively Speaking
3:47 pm
Sat December 22, 2012

Is Everyone Still Here?

According to a widely misunderstood Mayan prophecy, the world should have ended on December 21st. Jim Cotter speaks with Loa Traxler, the curator of MAYA 2012: Lords of Time, an exhibition at the Penn Museum in Philadelphia, to learn more.

Creatively Speaking
11:05 am
Sat December 15, 2012

The Trial of Fallen Angels: A Novel

Jim Cotter speaks with Philadelphia lawyer-turned-novelist James Kimmell, Jr. His first work of fiction, The Trial of Fallen Angels, is published by the high-profile Amy Einhorn Books/Putnam  imprint. The novel follows the surreal journey of a trial lawyer searching for answers in the afterlife.  There, she is called upon to return to her profession, prosecuting and defending other souls at their eternal judgment.  At one point she even puts God on trial for the great flood. 

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Creatively Speaking
11:00 am
Sat December 15, 2012

Shipwreck! Winslow Homer and "The Life Line"

The Life Line, 1884, Winslow Homer, American, Oil on canvas, 28 5/8 x 44 3/4 inches (72.7 x 113.7 cm) The George W. Elkins Collection, 1924, Philadelphia Museum of Art

Susan Lewis explores an exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art on the American painter Winslow Homer and the American tradition of lifesaving.

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