2009 June | Here & Now
Jet Crash in the Indian Ocean, Factory Targeted in Immigration Raid to Close, Madoff Hires a Prison Consultant, Coup in Honduras, Amber Benson
more »Supreme Court Discrimination Ruling, Are Iraq’s Cities Ready for American Pullout?, Advice for the Prison Bound CEO, Can you Teach Satisfaction?, The Low Anthem
more »Iran at Two Weeks and Counting, Remembering Michael, Virginia’s Hatton Ferry, Proxy Servers, Current TV
more »Saddam Interrogations, An Iran Primer, Prank Calls in Alabama, How Texting Affects Teenagers’ Development, ‘Tween Books, Part 2
more »Mystery (Partly) Solved, The Rating Companies, Whaling, N.O.W.’s New President, Summer Reading for Tweens
more »Iran Update, Washington Train Crash, Are Unnecessary Medical Tests Driving up Costs?, Older Drivers, Tonight Show Sidekick, Remembering Ed McMahon & UFOs in New Mexico
more »More Election Fallout in Iran, The Long View on Iran, Prank Calls, What Would You Do With a Billion Dollars?, Deep-Sea Treasure Hunting
more »The Ayatollah Speaks, Stay at Home Dads, Kentucky Budget Woes, Reporter’s Notebook from Zimbabwe, Tiempo Libre
more »Montana Public Health Emergency, Food Inc., American Forces Leave Iraqi Cities, Iranian Protests Confound Ruling Clerics, Letters and Bartering
more »After our recent segment on Carl Sandburg’s guitar, we received a photo and email from listener Kenyon Hodge.
more »Regulation of Financial Markets, Prescription Drug Prices, Magnets on the Brain, California Budget Woes, Country Music TV Awards & ‘The Shape of Jazz to Come’
more »Iran’s Disputed Election, Remembering Thembi Ngubane, Twitter and the Protests in Iran, Homemade DNA Lab, Olive Kitteridge
more »Iran’s Disputed Election, Diminishing Winds, Going Green in India, Departing from ‘Standards’
more »Iran Elections, Miracle Ball, Letters, Hate Crimes in America, Carl Sandburg’s Guitar
more »Swine Flu Pandemic, Glimmers of Hope or Dangers Ahead?, Feeling the Pain in Laos, GM’s Image Control
more »Health Care Overhaul, Sotomayor’s Reverse Racism Ruling, Environmental Sensors in Cell Phones, Presidential Elections in Iran, Violinist David Garrrett
more »Guantanamo Detainee in NY Court, Free Range Kids, The People’s Court Chinese Style, Ethics at Business Schools, Peter Holsapple & Chris Stamey
more »Mayors on Stimulus Money, American Journalists in North Korea Sentenced to 12 years, Is Toyota Moving to Town?, Air France Flight 447 and the Future of Aircraft Tracking, Jack Kerouac, Fantasy Sportsman
more »Saturn and the Indy 500, Women’s Health in Nepal, Can Gordon Brown Survive?, D-Day Prayer, Gayle Forman
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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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