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This week’s Nose looks at the new Marvel miniseries ‘Ironheart’ and The New York Times’ big best 100 movies of the century list. with.Taneisha Duggan.@xandraellin .@HighbrowShawn .Bill Yousman.

We're off today. In our place listen to the radio special "How Should We Teach Civics?" from @civics101pod. Civics and social studies education are getting a lot of attention these days. How do we teach about our democracy?. Listen at 1 p.m. on @wnpr. We'll be back tomorrow.

This hour we take a look at the history and evolution of chapters, and how they impact our reading experiences. Listen now on @wnpr or find the show as a podcast.

Once a week we take your calls about anything you want to talk about. Like does bad grammar break reality?. Call in today at 1 p.m. 888-720-9677. And you can now watch the show on YouTube! Come say hi to us in the comments.

This hour is all about Socrates, with philosopher Agnes Callard. Listen now on @wnpr, or find the show wherever you get your podcasts.

This hour is all about the importance of rest, and how to rest well. Plus, we talk about the role of rest in religion, and look at the history of "the rest cure" in medicine. Listen now on @wnpr, or find the conversation wherever you get your podcasts.

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This hour: the art of the epigraph. We talk with writers about how they pick the quotes that open their books, what epigraphs can do well, how the business of epigraphs works, and what epigraphs mean for readers. Plus, a look at how some movies use epigraphs.

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Beach Boy Brian Wilson was one of the great geniuses of pop music, the poet laureate of summer. He died June 11 at 82. This hour, to celebrate and remember Wilson and his work, a brand-new edit of our 2017 live show from the stage @WatkinsonSchool on the legacy of Brian Wilson.

We're off today. In our place listen to the radio special "Whispers in Wilmington" from the podcast Monumental. We’re used to recognizing someone powerful with a statue. But what happens when there’s no statue or memorial to a traumatic event? In this episode, Monumental

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This hour, a look at disgust — and, specifically, the ways and places disgust and food intersect and interact.

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Coming up at noon on @wnpr, it’s our mostly annual pre-summer look at the song of the summer (also available in your podcast feed right now). with.@xandraellin .@_frankigraziano .@samhad33 .@MrBrendanJay.

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This week’s Nose says goodbye to Brian Wilson and goes to see Wes Anderson’s latest, The Phoenician Scheme. with.@SteveMetcalf4 .@HighbrowShawn .@lindsaylwallace .and many more!.

This hour: a conversation with nature writer Robert Macfarlane whose new book is "Is a River Alive?" . Listen now on @wnpr, or find the show later as a podcast.

Have you noticed your reading habits change? If so, you're not alone. This hour we talk about why some Americans are reading fewer books. And we dig into the power of reading. Listen now on @wnpr, or find the show anytime as a podcast.