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Former US Senator Russell Feingold joins John Perry and Ken Taylor for a conversation about Corporations and the Future of Democracy.

It's free and open to the public Thursday, March 15th at 7pm at Cubberly Auditorium on the Stanford campus. 

Nearly a year after Japan was struck by a huge earthquake and tsunami on March 11, 2011, tune in Wednesday and Thursday at 5:30pm for a special two-part report from the BBC on the Fukushima disaster.

Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele are actors, comedians, and the creators and co-stars of the new Comedy Central sketch show Key & Peele. 

On February 29, 1932, the BBC launched its Empire Service on shortwave – 80 years later, you know it as the World Service, and hear it throughout the day on KALW. 

On Wednesday, to mark the anniversary, the World Service will have a day of special programming that looks back at its history, and opens up today’s BBC to listeners around the world.  If you’re a BBC fan, you can prepare yourself for the big day with this timeline of major dates in World Service history and by listening to this interview with BBC World Service Commissioning Editor Steve Titherington.