9.13.16: The First Women to Win a Pulitzer, Reversing the Camera, & Confronting Conspiracy Theorists

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Summary: Julia Ward Howe is famous for writing the civil war song, “Battle Hymn of the Republic” - but did you know her life was the subject of the first Pulitzer Prize winning biography, back in 1917? We’re learning about the unlikely sisters who took home the first Pulitzer prize 100 years ago. Plus, you've seen one photo of the pyramids at Giza, or the Eiffel Tower, and you've just about seen them all. We'll talk to an artist who photographs the most documented tourist destinations in the world - by

9.13.16: The First Women to Win a Pulitzer, Reversing the Camera, &amp; Confronting Conspiracy Theorists

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9.13.16: The First Women to Win a Pulitzer, Reversing the Camera, & Confronting Conspiracy Theorists