To the Best of Our Knowledge - December 1996 Programs

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December 1996 Programs

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"To the Best of Our Knowledge" is distributed to stations via satellite on Sunday. The programs may be recorded for later broadcast in your area. Here are links to the program dates.

December 29, 1996

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Program #96-07-07-A: Founding Fathers

Program #96-07-14-B: Alternative Medicine

Program #96-07-07-C: Blues Revival

December 22, 1996

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Program #96-12-22-A: Re-thinking Christmas

Program #96-12-22-B: African Wildlife

Program #96-12-22-C: Settling the Frontier

December 15, 1996

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Program #96-12-15-A: Re-reading The Bible

Program #96-12-15-B: Framing Disease

Program #96-12-15-C: Happiness

December 8, 1996

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Program #96-12-08-A: Rwanda

Program #96-12-08-B: Exceptional Children

Program #96-12-08-C: Re-thinking the Sixties

December 1, 1996

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Program #96-12-01-A: New Germany

Program #96-12-01-B: Deep Oceans

Program #96-12-01-C: Villains & Outcasts
"To the Best of Our Knowledge" is broadcast weekdays at 3:00 pm on the seven stations of

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