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1-hour versions of the Massey Lectures of the past decade, and interviews with the founders of the program, including author Timothy Findley . Thomas Homer-Dixon heads up the Peace and Conflict Studies programme at the University of Toronto. In conversation with Paul Kennedy , he discusses environmental damage, social upheaval, economic chaos and the future of the world. Ever since the 1951 publication of The Catcher in the Rye, Holden Caulfield has enjoyed enormous popularity with youthful readers. Paul Kennedy discusses Holden's eternal appeal with a wide variety of committed fans.