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Friday, July 1 2016

• Understanding the EU, Television's Most Devastating Cancellations, Life's Soundtrack July 1, 2016

  On today's show: The anger toward the EU is fundamentally misplaced, the most devastating cancellations of what some consider to be the best television and a mix tape memoir. (episode)

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  • What's the EU Anyways? July 1, 2016

    The British vote to exit the EU has shown&nbsp;that people who care about the European project need to do a better job of&nbsp;sorting fact from fiction about what the EU is and what it does.&nbsp;

  • Grassroots Tactic to Reduce Meth Labs Becomes Indiana Law July 1, 2016

    Indiana will soon enact a new law to curb the easy access to ingredients in meth, thanks in part to the effort by a Fulton County pharmacist and the community.&nbsp;

  • When Television Cancellations Get You Down July 1, 2016

    Often a spring ritual, television cancellations come fast and furious whether or not the fans love the show or the critics hate it.

  • Films to Catch and Skip at the Box Office This Weekend July 1, 2016

    Rafer Guzman reviews "The Legend of Tarzan," "Our Kind of Traitor," "The Purge: Election Year."

  • In 'Wiener-Dog,' One Dachshund Connects Many People July 1, 2016

    In a new film, "Wiener-Dog," a dachshund is bounced from one person to another, from a boy surviving cancer, to a professor whose career is failing, to an elderly woman facing death.

  • The Soundtrack To Dave Holmes' Life July 1, 2016

    In his new memoir, former MTV VJ Dave Holmes talks about being a&nbsp;perpetual outsider fumbling towards self-acceptance, using pop music as his soundtrack.

  • The Battle of the Somme: Lights Out July 1, 2016

    The Battle of the Somme began 100 years ago. We remember the bloody battle with the Edward Thomas poem "Lights Out."&nbsp;