15 books you heard about last week on CBC Radio
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When Jim Brown and Raquel Welch Crossed Paths - The New York Times
In their one movie together, their chemistry was radical.
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The Lives They Lived
Remembering Tina Turner, Rosalyn Carter, Jerry Springer, Sinead O’Connor, Harry Belafonte and more.
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Sally Kempton's Complicated Feminism - The New York Times
She was a journalist covering the counterculture — then gave it all up to follow a guru.
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Tina Turner's Famous Body Was a Mirage - The New York Times
Her renowned shape was sculpted for public consumption, but she ultimately reclaimed it for herself.
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Rachel Pollack Had a Special Way of Reading Tarot
Her life as a trans woman gave her insight into the transformative power of the cards.
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Steve Harwell Was the Unsung Hero of 'Shrek' - The New York Times
He had what must have been the wildly alienating experience of being upstaged by a cartoon character.
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Fans of Michael Protzman, a QAnon Influencer, Followed Him Offline
He was the rare QAnon personality whose flock was willing to follow him offline
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Donald Triplett's Autism Didn't Define Him - The New York Times
Donald Triplett was the first child diagnosed with autism, changing the way we understand difference.
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Jerry Springer Was the 'Titan of Trash' - The New York Times
He left politics for a talk show and paved the way for reality television.
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