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Gratitude
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 54:00: Two words: "thank you." They sound simple enough. But there is always more to a topic, phrase, or ritual than one might think.
Glad Tidings 2008: Features the choirs and philharmonic orchestra at the Brigham Young University School of Music blended with seasonal stories and poetry.
Hanukkah: A Great Miracle Happened There
The Radio Foundation, 59:00: Rabbi Ismar Schorsch and host Larry Josephson discuss the history, rituals and meaning of Hanukkah and its importance in our time.
Browse our Editors' Picks for Thanksgiving, Hanukkah and Christmas.

Race
WNYC, 58:59: Race doesn't exist. Or does it?
Choice
WNYC, 58:59: Ponder how we get through the millions of choices and decisions every day. Then, choose to listen to this!
Other new episodes in the Radio Lab Series: Diagnosis, Sperm, and Yellow Fluff and Other Curious Encounters.

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LiveHopeLove
Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting/Outer Voices, 53:00: PRX Exclusive with the Pulitzer Center
Poet Kwame Dawes travels to Jamaica to document the experiences of people living with HIV/AIDS and how the disease has shaped the lives of people on this island nation.

2008 Third Coast Festival Broadcast
Public Radio International, 119:00: You are kicking yourself for missing the Third Coast Festival. Stop fretting. PRI and Chicago Public Radio have kindly wrapped up all the documentary award winners for 2008 into this fantastic special. And, it's hosted by Gwen Macsai. Whoa. Pinch yourself.

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Commentary on Food and Cooking
Adam Hirsch, 3:25: "Here's a lovely and well-voiced meditation on the humanity we find in the act of preparing food." - News Format Curator Julianne Welby
More Nov. picks for news stations.
NEA Jazz Master Toots Thielemans and His First Night in the US
National Endowment for the Arts, 1:29: "This [is part of an] ongoing series of 1:30 - 2:00 jazz performer snapshots are both a kick and a delight." - Music Format Curator David Srebnik
More Nov. picks for music stations.