Act Two

A bunch of high school students gets taken to see a movie that’s supposed to teach them about history.

There’s a museum in Baltimore that was created to memorialize the black experience in America.

Paul Zimmer is eighty-three years old now, and he’s still haunted by something he saw in his teens.

Daniel Kish says that through clicking, he forms mental pictures.

Lulu tells the story of Daniel Kish, who’s blind, but can navigate the world by clicking with his tongue.

Alix Spiegel revisits a story she reported in 2006 - which caused more listeners to email us than any other story we've broadcast.