WBUR-FM: Here & Now Podcast: Episodes
On today's podcast — national repercussions of the MA senate election; author Benoit Denizet-Lewis on addictions in America; a Maine college guarantees jobs for select graduates; Haitian banks and money transfer agencies reopen; and the band Sinti Rhythm with their tribute to the late Django Reinhart.
On today's podcast — Democratic and Republican reaction to Scott Brown's victory in the MA senate race; severe storms prompt evacuation in CA; providing emergency medical care in Haiti; and Mike Glier on his new book, "Mike Glier: Along a Long Line."
On today's podcast — an update on the Coakley-Brown Senate race in MA; Dr. A. Thomas McClellan on fighting addiction; the latest from Haiti, including a look at private rescue firms; and guitarist and composer Julian Lage.
Massachusetts Senate Race
Scrambling to Save Health Care Reform
Fairness Doctrine, Ancient History?
Waiting for Word from Haiti
Positive Outlook Among Black Americans
The Hurt Locker
Scrambling to Save Health Care Reform
Fairness Doctrine, Ancient History?
Waiting for Word from Haiti
Positive Outlook Among Black Americans
The Hurt Locker
On today's podcast — a closer look at Haiti - U.S. relations; texting charitable help to Haiti; banking hearings on Capitol Hill; a BBC report on conditions in Port-au-Prince; from mining coal to keeping bees in Appalachia; and the new fusion of Mexican and American pop music.
On today's podcast — an update on the MA senate race to fill the late Ted Kennedy's seat; questioning the effectiveness of generic drugs; the latest on the earthquake disaster in Haiti; the UN promotes investment in clean energy; listener letters; and musician Pat Metheny.
On today's podcast — U.S. bank CEOs appear before Congress; continuing coverage of the earthquake in Haiti; a BBC report on improved morale among Afghani civilians; personal scandals of two Northern Ireland leaders; and writer Melissa Katsoulis on her new book, "Literary Hoaxes: An Eye-Opening ...
On today's podcast — new bank tax to recoup bailout funds; a former CIA officer on double agents; an update on the trial of the man accused of killing abortion provider Dr. George Tiller; a potential third wave of H1N1 'swine' flu; and singer-songwriter Freedy Johnston.
On today's podcast — Congress returns from holiday break; a look at everyday life inside North Korea; NBC kills Jay Leno's prime-time show; Uganda readies anti-homosexuality bill with help from fundamentalist Christian organization Exodus; and accordianist Cory Pesaturo.
On today's podcast — new unemployment numbers from December; writer and buffalo hunter Steven Rinella on his book, "American Buffalo: In Search of a Lost Icon;" overhauling airport security; the BBC's Owen Bennett Jones on a controversial Saudi program to 're-educate' terrorists; and the Boston ...
Airline Bomber Report Will 'Shock', Report on The Long War—on Cancer, Nigerian
President's Absence, Snowboarder Kevin Pearce Suffers Brain Injury, Dude,
Where's My Flying Car?
President's Absence, Snowboarder Kevin Pearce Suffers Brain Injury, Dude,
Where's My Flying Car?
On today's podcast — CT Senator Christopher Dodd announces his retirement; assessing intelligence gathering in Afghanistan; a visit to the Soldiers, Sailors, Marines and Airmens and Coast Guard Club in NYC; writer Walter Kirn on the influence of American culture abroad; and Chinese author Ha Jin ...
On today's podcast — an update on recent U.S. intelligence failures; a PA program called "Fresh Financing Initiative" that brings healthy food to inner cities; safety risks of LED traffic lights in cold weather; an offer of terror intelligence from Libya; and musician Dave Rawlings.
On today's podcast — a BBC report on al Qaeda activity in Yemen; a look at "John Schools," for men convicted of soliciting prostitutes; a preview of Google's new smart phone; the pending criminal trial of the Nigerian student charged in the Christmas Day bomb plot; and author Jan Freeman reconsiders ...
On today's podcast — airline security challenges in the coming year; a conversation with Garrison Keillor; a profile from the BBC of film director James Cameron; changes in food trends over the past decade; and the 'sensitive female chord progression.'
On today's podcast — intelligence failures and the Xmas day bomb plot; the decade in review, the analog-to-digital decade in review; the science of champagne bubbles; Boston Globe film critic Ty Burr on the best films of the decade; and Telescope magazine editor Kelly Beatty on tonight's 'blue moon.'
On today's podcast — the continuing investigation of the Christmas day airline bomb plot; author Penolope Leach on her latest book, "Child Care Today: Getting It Right for Everyone;" the latest on a series of suspicious fires this past weekend in western MA; Editor and Publisher to close after ...
On today's podcast — Time Magazine's Joe Klein reviews President Obama's first year; dissident Ebrahim Yazdi detained in Iran; the Irish government imposes sharp spending cuts amidst a deep recession; photographing a young man's first turbulent years in the Army; and New Yorker cartoon editor Bob ...
On today's podcast — an update on the investigation of the attempted terrorist attack on a Detroit-bound plane; journalist Jeffrey Fleishman on his new book, "Promised Virgins: a Novel of Jihad;" a BBC report on human rights abuses committed by Russian troops; a photo-documentary about a 17-year-old ...
Interfaith Amigos, Word of the Year, Top Holiday Songs, Chrysler Ad, Sherlock Holmes, And instrument called the Serpent