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Radio Times is pre-empted by American Public Media’s “A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols.” ...

Pre-empted by NPR ...

As part of their bailout deal, Chrysler and GM agreed not to pay bonuses to their 25 highest paid CEOs. On Wall Street, bonuses are still ...

Our Part II on Afghanistan. Our guest BARNETT RUBIN discusses US diplomatic options for the region. Rubin is Director of the Program on R ...

Why is it so difficult for many of us to change our spending habits – to save more money and buy less stuff on credit? We talk with ...

Meet John Nagl, a retired US Army officer and one of the authors of the Army’s counterinsurgency field manual. He joins Marty to ta ...

How are we introduced to music? Many of us may not be familiar with music genres without TV cartoons. Think Wagner, Bugs Bunny and Opera. ...

Radio Times’ weekly national political roundtable. Guests include JASON JOHNSON, political science professor at Hiram College, and ...

The Cherry Sisters were an early vaudeville act which gained popularity for its lack of talent. Philadelphia’s 1812 Productions Com ...

CHARLES RAMSEY talks about his first year as Philadelphia Police Commissioner. We discuss budget cuts, the city’s crime rates, and ...

We spend the hour with psychologist MARK KISELICA, discussing teenage fathers, their biggest challenges, and how we can help them become ...

Investors large and small are confronting losses of staggering amounts as a result of the what is believed to be a Ponzi-style scheme cre ...

A new article published by a group of scientists and policy experts suggest that taking drugs to improve the brain’s performance is ...

The federal government has proposed a new rule which would protect a health care professional from providing care that violated his or he ...

Self-taught 18th century scientist William Herschel and his sister, Caroline hunted comets, cataloged thousands of stars and were the fir ...