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1/5/12: A Safeway in Arizona
This weekend marks a year since the tragic shooting at a Tucson meet-and-greet held by U.S. Representative Gabrielle Giffords. 22-year-old Jared Lee…
The Not So Big Life
The writer and architect Sarah Susankahas created a movement around the idea of finding a proper scale for the houses we inhabit, and the way she sees it,…
1/10/12: Billy the Kid
Tuesday, we're talking about a new American Experience documentary, Billy the Kid. His real name was Henry McCarty and he was just days from hanging when…
01/11/12: The Pirates of Somalia
In the fall of 2008, Jay Bahadur was stuck in a job he hated. He yearned to be a journalist, but he had no faith in journalism schools. So he flew to the…
1/12/12: The Iron Lady
When British politician Margaret Thatcher was first dubbed "the Iron Lady," it was meant to be an insult. A Soviet newspaper gave her the name three years…
LDS Values and Political Beliefs
A new study by the Pew Forum came out last week. It was about Mormons. The survey contained a lot of information, but one part of it was no surprise: most…
1/19/12: Fringeology
Many of us have stories of paranormal events. Strange objects in the skies, ghosts at the old hotel. When Steve Volk was a kid, odd bumps echoed through…
Sundance 2012: Ethel Kennedy
Much has been written about the Kennedy family. And yet, Ethel Skakel Kennedy, wife of the late Robert F. Kennedy, has somehow managed to elude scrutiny,…
Sundance 2012: The House I Live In
On Monday, Doug talks with documentary filmmaker Eugene Jarecki. In his film Why We Fight, Jarecki examined America's war machine. His new documentary,…
Sundance 2012: Room 237
To some people, Stanley Kubrick's film THE SHINING set the standard for modern horror cinema. For others, it was the result of a talented filmmaker…
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