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Why TV theme songs matter; First dire wolf specimen found in Canada; The link between fiscal policy and inflation
Today's guests:
Jon Burlingame, Author-"Music for Prime Time: A History of American Television Themes and Scoring" / Teaches film scoring at the University of Southern California
Ashley Reynolds, study lead author / PhD Candidate at the University of Toronto and Royal Ontario Museum
Philip Cross, former chief economic analyst - Statistics Canada / senior fellow - Fraser Institute
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Today's guests:
Jon Burlingame, Author-"Music for Prime Time: A History of American Television Themes and Scoring" / Teaches film scoring at the University of Southern California
Ashley Reynolds, study lead author / PhD Candidate at the University of Toronto and Royal Ontario Museum
Philip Cross, former chief economic analyst - Statistics Canada / senior fellow - Fraser Institute
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