On #RepealDay, Remember "Prohibition Vogue" with Ken Burns, Dan Okrent, and Boardwalk Empire

Today is Repeal Day, the day went alcohol prohibition went bust.

Check out the video above, from 2010, in which we interview documentarian Ken Burns, who just released a PBS documentary on "the noble experiment" and author Daniel Okrent, whose great history Last Call, was the basis for the series.

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We also act as your voice in public debates over politics, culture, and ideas. To that point, check out this longer interview we did with Ken Burns in which he and I mix it up over public funding for the arts, market forces and the economics of art, and how political identity is formed (Burns is a self-declared "yellow-dog Democrat").

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Here's the Burns interview: