Forget the easy way. This week, stories about people who come up with very innovative…and unusual...solutions to their problems. Including the story of a young voter who defies political categorization.
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Prologue
As a California game warden Terry Grosz went to great lengths — and some depths — to stop illegal fishing. Terry also tells this story in his book Wildlife Wars. (9 minutes)
Act One
Sex, Boyhood and Politics in South Carolina
Producer Zoe Chace hangs out with an unlikely Trump supporter in order to get to the bottom of his unusual motivation. (31 minutes)
Act Two
Here's Looking at You, Kidney
Sigrid Fry-Revere was fed up with the kidney donation system in this country. So, she went somewhere that seemed to be doing a better job with its transplant patients— possibly one of the last places you’d expect. Producer Stephanie Foo has that story. Sigrid is the author of the book The Kidney Sellers. (16 minutes)
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Act Two: How We Got Here
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Act Two: Who Wants To Know?
Nema and Neda Semnani have extraordinarily similar first names – and completely opposite ways of dealing with what happened to their dad when they were little.
Act Four: The Other Love That Dare Not Speak Its Name
Seattle writer and syndicated sex columnist Dan Savage, on how there's a stigma against sissies even among gay men.
