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Glenn Powell describes the autonomy and creativity Linklater gives actors.
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Despite a lack of formal training, Shaw inspired generations of musicians.
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The musicians on Davis's iconic album "Kind of Blue" were not given any sheet music.
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Miles Davis recorded "gems" while fulfilling an obligation to Prestige Records.
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Louisa May Alcott's reputation as a spinster masked a literary double life.
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Miles Davis' son Erin talks about the Prince album that his father played over and over.
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The story of how Charlie Parker's nickname "Yardbird" came to be.
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Bebop changed American music but wasn't taken seriously for much of Charlie Parker's life.
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Jeff Bridges, Robert Redford, and others explain the importance of Momaday's writing.
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N. Scott Momaday discusses the Native American tradition of protecting our planet.
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Charlie Parker's former partner Chan recalls the time he rode a horse down her street.
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Watch Steve Brodner create a sketch of Cab to "Everbody Eats When They Come To My House"
