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Thursday, Doug is joined by storyteller and humorist Kevin Kling. Kling is perhaps best known for his commentaries on NPR. His stories are…

Cryptozoologist Jeff Meldrum catches a lot of flak from his academic colleagues for his field of research. The critics disdain his ongoing study of…

Monday, we're talking about poverty in America and the reality for people coping with food hardship. According to the most recent statistics from the…

On Tuesday, Doug talks with journalist Ioan Grillo about the rise of the Mexican drug cartels. The cartels--fueled largely by guns smuggled from America,…

Wednesday, Doug talks to a British journalist about his look at polygamy in America. Sanjiv Bhattacharya says he's long been obsessed with religion but…

Friday on RadioWest, we're talking about sharks. There's a reason we're afraid of them. They're one of the most perfectly designed predators, but it's the…

Robert Krulwich began his radio career as a boy in the tub. His pseudonym was Don Roberto and his fist was the microphone. He grew up to be one of the…

Handel's Messiah has become closely associated with the Christmas season, but when it was first performed in 1742, it was during the Lenten season. Friday…

Some of you may be expecting a visit from that jolly Santa Claus next weekend.(If you've been good that is.) But just who is this man that will magically…

Wednesday, Doug sits down again with Utah filmmaker Kendall Wilcox. Wilcox is creating a documentary that explores the tension between being a member of…