2009 August | Here & Now
California Prison Release, Modern-day Slavery, Lockerbie, Pentagon Cancels Reporter Review Program
more »Robin shares some thoughts about the cacophony over health care this summer.
more »Who are the Groups For & Against Health Care Reform?, Two Perspectives on Protests, Missing Girl Found after 18 Years, The Endangered Bluefin Tuna, Honored at Arlington
more »Senator Kennedy and the Catholic Church, Sen. Kennedy’s Faith & Politics, Constituent Services, Swine Flu and College Campuses, Time to Get a New Card?, Clipped Viewing
more »Ted Kennedy’s Death, Kennedy’s Legislative Legacy, Kennedy’s Political Legacy, Chappaquiddick and Beyond, Kennedy’s Personal Touch
more »Paul Krugman, Controversy Continues Over Lockerbie Release, Adult Autism
more »A new sustainable farming project is luring dozens of urban immigrants into growing organic crops for the market and for their own tables.
more »CIA Interrogations, How the Mighty Fall, Cash For Clunkers, Pumpkin Greens Grow in Massachusetts, Understanding the Wicked Witch and Cowardly Lion
more »President Obama Losing Support, Long Term Care, Violence in Iraq, A Doctor in the House, The Heartless Bastards
more »Lockerbie Convict Released, Healthcare Reform Opponents, The Uninsured Congressman, New Credit Card Regulations, Seeding Clouds to Make Rain, Should ‘Beanballs’ be Banned?, Ripley’s Believe it or Not! Hunts Down Oddities
more »Afghanistan Elections, Do Doctors Make Good Authors?, Choosing Silence, Seniors and Health Care Reform, From Mao to the Met
more »Swine Flu: What to Expect, Homeless Heroin Addicts, Rain Disaster in Sri Lanka, Backward Planets Discovered, The Best Year in Filmmaking: 1939 or 1999?
more »What is the difference between universal health care and a single-payer system? Will Medicare Advantage see changes under a new health care plan? Robin Young and Los Angeles Times reporter Noam Levey answer your most common questions.
more »Democratic Divide on Health Care, Allegations of Murder Against Blackwater’s Erik Prince, Afghan Sushi, Presidents and Health Care, Writer Nick Burd
more »Fact v. Fiction in Healthcare, Part 2, Tomato Blight, Letters, The Basij Militia in Iran, And Now This Commercial Interruption, Remembering A Rock Radio Legend
more »Health Care Reform and Nazi Symbolism?, Is Asia Rising?, Obamarita Anyone?, Business in Iraq, A Musical ‘Stew’
more »A group based in Tennessee is holding a massive health clinic in California this week. From dental care to eye tests, people are lining up for help.
more »Free Medical Care, Pythons in Florida, How is the Millennial Generation Changing the Workplace?, Why We Fight in Afghanistan, Awakening Alzheimer’s
more »Protestors & Supporters Converge at Obama Town Hall, California Slashes Funding for Domestic Violence Programs, Yoga Warriors
more »A Scottish childcare specialist is teaching babies how to use sign language to communicate H1N1 swine flu symptoms.
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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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