Terry Gross

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Antonia Hitchens is a staff writer for The New Yorker.

Her article Laura Loomer's Endless Payback is in this week's issue.

After we take a short break, our TV critic David Bianculli will review the new Ken Burns PBS documentary series about the Revolutionary War.

This is Fresh Air.

Documentary producer and director Ken Burns came to prominence 35 years ago by presenting on PBS a massively popular multi-part nonfiction series called The Civil War.

His latest effort, a six-part series co-directed by Sarah Botstein and David Schmidt, will be shown Sunday through Friday on PBS.

It's called The American Revolution, and our TV critic David Bianculli has this review.

David Bianculli reviewed The American Revolution, a new documentary series by Ken Burns.

Tomorrow on Fresh Air, my guest will be Ethan Hawke.

He's starring in two new movies, Blue Moon about lyricist Lorenz Hart and the horror movie Black Phone 2.

In the streaming series The Lowdown, he's a small-time investigative journalist constantly getting into trouble.

We'll talk about his movies and his life from his years as a teenage film star to today.

I hope you'll join us.

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Our engineer today is Adam Staniszewski.

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