Show archive for February, 2010

Toyota From Congress To Courts, Vancouverites Look To Olympic Legacy, Murder In Dubai… Who Done It?, Helping AIDS Orphans In Swaziland, Yuriko: A Dancer With Martha Graham

Dick Button’s free skate at the St. Moritz Olympics in 1948, during which he became the first skater to land a double axel jump in competition:

Dick Button’s free skate at the Oslo Olympics in 1952, during which he became the first skater to land a triple jump in competition:

What Will The Health Care Summit Produce?, Is Temple Grandin Changing How Animals Are Treated?, The Case Against Amy Bishop, Force Feeding and the Doctor’s Dilemma, Listener Letters, Dick Button on Olympic Skating

Seulewah Golf Course, after the tsunami

Building homes that can withstand major hurricanes and earthquakes, as envisioned by Miami-based architect and urban planner Andres Duany.

Toyota CEO Before Congress, Health Care Check-Up, Wyoming Considers A “Cowboy Code, Rebuilding In Haiti, Good Greens and Long Fairways

How Many Jobs Will The Jobs Bill Create?, Restitution For Victims Of Child Porn, Shadow Of Saddam, Cyber-spying In High School?, The Best Pictures Of 1943

Health Care, Again, ‘Why We Love Dogs, Eat Pigs, and Wear Cows’, More Questions For Toyota, Olympics Update, Florida Woman Fights Court Order For Bed Rest While Pregnant, Iceland’s Patsy Cline Reflects On Finding Country Music

Plane Crash Pilot Had Decades-Long Fued with IRS, A Closer Look At Clergy Sex Abuse, Tiger Woods Emerges, Olympics Update, The Big Fish Swimming… To Chicago, Musician Matt Morris

President Appoints Deficit Panel, Terror Trials Trouble, Olympics Update, Operation Mostarak, Listeners Weigh In, There Are No Small Roles

Stimulus Year One, Mayors Across America, The Skinny In Spain, President Obama To Meet The Dalai Lama, What Is Beauty?

Number Two Taliban Commander Arrested, N.I.H. Chief On Science, Health And Faith, Living In Boston With No Central Heat- By Choice, Alabama Shooting Raises Questions In Massachusetts, Violin Prodigy Sam Weiser

U.S. Troops Facing Resistance in Marja, To Help Haiti, Expert Says Let Haitians Leave, Is The Solution To Haiti’s Housing Woes Fiberglass?, Winter Olympics Update, John McCain Is Feeling The Heat, Smelt Fishing In America

Incumbents Get Nervous, Brain Scientist’s Stroke Leads To Enlightenment, ‘Cyber Cyrano’ Plays Matchmaker, Mental Health Providers In Ethiopia Looks West, Listener Letters, The Messrs. Craft

Providing Shelter in Haiti, Is the U.S. Exporting Mental Illness?, Anniversary In Iran, Blizzard Heats Up Global Warming Debate, The Films Of Jacques Tati

Toyota Safety Problems: Where Were The Regulators?, Previewing U.S. Prospects In Vancouver, A Look At Polygamy In North America

Looking for a Thaw in Washington, The Great American University- Is It Under Threat?, Argentina Finds Clues About ‘Disappeared’ Through DNA, Amy Bloom’s ‘Where the God of Love Hangs Out’

Investigation Begins into Connecticut Gas Explosion, Sifting Through New Credit Card Rules, Alaskan Village Sues Oil Companies over Climate Change, Do Calories Count?

NY Town Vies for 9/11 Trial, Student’s Suicide Raises Concerns Over Bullying Prevention, Tea Party Convention Kicks Off, The Life and Times of the NFL’s Bert Bell, Music From ‘Who Dat’ Nation

Scott Brown Jetting to Washington, Using the Airwaves for Political Force, Car Talk, Can Wikipedia Keep Growing?, ‘Love Letters and Some Not So Lovely Letters’

Yemeni Tankers Cleared for Boston, Al Qaeda, Anwar al-Awlaki, and the Internet, Iran Launches Research Rocket, Crisis Camps Help in Haiti, Author Wells Tower

Scaling Back Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell, Sifting Through the Tangled Process of Adopting from Haiti, Preserving Northern Forests, Navigating the Roads of Gaza, And the Nominees Are…

Toyota Announces Fix, Terrorism Trials, Maine Lawmaker Pushes for Cellphone Warning Label, GOP Targets President Obama’s Former Senate Seat, Contemplating fatherhood, family dysfunction, and Abu Ghraib