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February 8, 2010 The Supreme Court has granted corporations the same rights to free speech that individuals have. If that's the way they want to play, fine — but businesses should be prepared to be held to higher moral standards.

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February 5, 2010 Gayle Haggard was living the life of her dreams. She was married to the senior pastor of a thriving megachurch, a mother of five, and a faith leader in her own right. But it all came crashing down when she — along with the rest of the nation — learned her husband was involved in a years-long sexual relationship with another man. Host Michel Martin speaks with Gayle Haggard, author of the book Why I Stayed, about her marriage, her husband's fall from grace and his sexuality.

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February 2, 2010 Pianist George Winston describes his new album, Love Will Come; it's his second tribute to composer Vince Guaraldi, who's best known for writing the soundtracks to the Peanuts cartoon specials. Winston describes Guaraldi's work as "adult music for kids and kids' music for adults."

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February 1, 2010 The scandal involving the former presidential candidate has once again raised questions about what we should expect from our elected leaders. Host Michel Martin says the boundary between public and private has been muddied by politicians who present paradoxical images of themselves, and voters who often elect leaders based on personality, not issues.

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