Travel as a Political Act: An afternoon with Rick Steves
Rick Steves, social activist, author of Travel as a Political art and TV host discusses his sentiments regarding travel and the humanity of people worldwide.
Monday News Update: Health Care, International Women’s Day, AIG Sale to MetLife
In today's news updates we provide links on health care, international women's day and AIG sale to MetLife.
Friday News Update: Toyota, AIG, Freddie Mac, and Jobs
In today's news update we will hear from AIG, Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, Toyota and updates on the job market.
Friday News Update: Health Care, National News and Stock Market
In today's news we provide links to the White House social secretary's departure, health care and the stock market.
Monday News Update: New Health Care Plans and Feds Look into School Spy Cam
In today's news update we look at new health care plan links and into the situation of the spy cams at a US high school.
Friday News Update: Bill Clinton, Online Retail & the Dalai Lama
In today's news update, we provide links to headlines regarding Bill Clinton's release from the hospital, online retail sales, and China and Dalai Lama.
Friday News Round Up – Job Rate, Toyota Apologizes, Obama and the Dalai Lama
In today's news update we feature links to the job rate, Obama's meeting with the Dalai Lama, and Toyota's apologies for the recalls.
Dennis McCuistion Discusses Charles Gasparino’s Book, The Sellout
Niki sits down with Dennis McCuistion to discuss his interview with Charles Gasparino and his views on topics discussed and the upcoming program.
Friday News Update: Haiti Update, Obama Banking Proposals, China Internet Censorship and GE Q4 Profits
In today's news update we provide links to information that is going on in Haiti, along with the China and Internet censorship andGE's Q4 Profits.
News Updates: Updates from Haiti, North Korea and Toyota’s Hybrid Cars
In today's news updates we provide links to the current situation in Haiti, an update on arms in North Korea and Toyota's plans for the hybrid cars by 2011.