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Why is classical music so timeless? | feat. Benjamin Zander

Why is it that songs hundreds of years old are still being listened to? Benjamin Zander, conductor of the Boston Philharmonic, shares his passion for the love that classical music generates.

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  A fond farewell

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  Haven't all the possible songs been written by now? | feat. Matt McGinley

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  Who will save us from ransomware? | feat. Renee Dudley and Daniel Golden

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  How do you catch a predator? | feat. Chris Hansen

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  How do you get into a Princeton lunch club? | feat. Mark Oppenheimer

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  Is nature cool with cannibalism? | feat. Bill Schutt

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  Why is the Stranger Things music so haunting? | feat. David Klotz

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  Where does movie blood come from? | feat. Howard Berger

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  Wait... vampires are real? | feat. Michelle Belanger

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  How do you design a house...for fear? | feat. Leonard Pickel

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  Is pillow fighting the next big sport? | feat. Steve Williams

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  What makes movie trailers so compelling? | feat. Dallas Taylor

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  What's the secret to breaking 800+ world records? | feat. Ashrita Furman

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  Why were prized rabbits in Auschwitz? | feat. Tanya Singer

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  Can a "friends with benefits" relationship last? | feat. Dr. Justin Lehmil…