Swine Flu Update, ‘The Sicario’ Speaks, Climate Change with NY Times Columnist Thomas Friedman, Student Financial Aid Deadline, Theater Director Diane Paulus
more »A conversation with Diane Paulus, director of the American Repertory Theater and the critically acclaimed revival of the musical “Hair.”
more »Swine Flu, The First 100 Days, Humanitarian Crisis in Sri Lanka, Shabab, The Good News Network, Mormons and Young Adult Literature
more »School Nurses Respond to Swine Flu, Mexico Update, Swine Flu, A History Lesson, Humanitarian Crisis in Sri Lanka, Green Jobs for Poor Communities, The Music of Cloistered Nuns
more »Swine Flu, Severance, Law Firms offer New Hires Stipends to do Public Service, Is Boeing Next?, China’s Gender Gap, Is There a Movie That Changed Your Life?
more »Iraq Bombings, The Face On Your Plate, Anne Frank’s Chestnut Tree, What Good are Economists?, Art Exhibit in Detroit
more »GM Factory Shutdowns, Slavery By Another Name, The Taliban in Pakistan, Familicides
more »A Mayor Eyes Green Jobs, Farming in the U.S.A., Christian Seders, The Democracy Index, Remembering Kurt Vonnegut
more »Congress Back in Session, A Conversation with Howard Dean, Arraignment in the ‘Craigslist Murder’ Case, Recession TV, Return to South Africa
more »Washington vs. the Credit Card Industry, Until It Hurts, A First in Turkey, Ten Years After Columbine, Boston Marathon
more »Torture Memos, Afghanistan, Booze Bus, Running Barefoot?, Roy Haynes Goes to Harvard
more »Foreclosure Crisis, Breastfeeding Debate, Internet Piracy on Trial, Islamic Banking, Wells Tower
more »Tax Day, The Relationship between Drug Companies and Doctors, Cuba, A Star is Born, Leon Kirchner
more »Obama on the Economy, Independence or Marriage?, Remembering Harry Kalas and Mark Fidrych, Red Shirts vs. Yellow Shirts, Killer Whales, A Reel Find
more »The Future of International Piracy, Obama’s First Hundred Days, Bank Stress Tests, Postville, Iowa- One Year Later, Raymond Chandler
more »After our segment on Postville, we received an email from listener Sally Morrow Gomez who recently photographed parts of the town.
more »Italy Mourns, Pension Problems, Electronic Books, Good Friday Agreement, Angus and Julia Stone
more »Piracy on the High Seas, Tax Tips, China’s Safety Net, Trouble at the Times, Do Billboard Hits Reflect the Economy?
more »American Ship Hijacked, U.S. Civil-Military Relations, China’s Safety Net, Police Deaths, Libraries in Economic Downturns, The Sisters Antipodes
more »President Obama in Iraq, Friendly Fire, Earthquake in Italy, OCD of the Brain, Vegan Soul Food
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Here & Now’s Alex Ashlock recently sat down with Alberto Salazar, one of the top distance runners in American sports history.
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“People think of Dickens as that old guy with the beard that’s not relevant. And he is relevant! In fact, I think of him as sort of like Jon Stewart, he uses wit,” said Diana Archibald, a Dickens scholar. Dickens was born 200 years ago, we look back on his trip to the famous mills of Lowell, Massachusetts in 1842.
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