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November 16, 20147:36 PM ET

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Reporter Shane Harris on his new book @War: The Rise of the Military-Internet Complex, the lead designer behind Google Glass on designing wearables for a broad audience, musician Bryan Ferry on his latest album, Avonmore, and much more in this week's podcast edition of Weekends on All Things Considered.

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