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For Thanksgiving, A Chain Of Musical Gratitude

Clockwise from left: Corey King, Esperanza Spalding, Laura Mvula, Michaela Anne. Courtesy of the artists hide caption

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For Thanksgiving, A Chain Of Musical Gratitude

Host Ari Shapiro invites four different musicians — Laura Mvula, Esperanza Spalding, Corey King and Michaela Anne — to discuss a fellow artist they're each grateful for.

For Thanksgiving, A Chain Of Musical Gratitude

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For Thanksgiving, A Chain Of Musical Gratitude

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For Thanksgiving, A Chain Of Musical Gratitude

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Golden Years, Iron Bars: Japan Sees Rise In Crime By The Elderly

More than a quarter of Japan's population is over the age of 65, and its birthrate is falling steadily. Bloomberg/Bloomberg via Getty Images hide caption

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Golden Years, Iron Bars: Japan Sees Rise In Crime By The Elderly

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Golden Years, Iron Bars: Japan Sees Rise In Crime By The Elderly

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