This edition of Fresh Air Weekend features two interviews: one with Judd Apatow, discussing his new visual memoir "Comedy Nerd," which chronicles his lifelong obsession with comedy through personal archives; and another with Misty Copeland, the first black woman to become a principal dancer in the American Ballet Theatre, reflecting on her career, her farewell performance, and her work with Prince. Additionally, Ken Tucker reviews the 50th-anniversary edition of Patti Smith's album "Horses," highlighting its lasting impact and Smith's influence. The episode also includes segments from other NPR podcasts, such as ThruLine, Life Kit, Consider This, Books We've Loved, NPR Politics Podcast, TED Radio Hour, Bullseye, and All Songs Considered.
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