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Russian plane mystery. Keystone pipeline delay. Kentucky elects deep red Republicans. Our weekly news roundtable goes behind the headlines.
The good, the bad and the surging trend of television revivals. We’ll talk Star Trek, Gilmore Girls, Twin Peaks and more.
The good, the bad and the surging trend of television revivals. We’ll talk Star Trek, Gilmore Girls, Twin Peaks and more.
Russian plane mystery. Keystone pipeline delay. Kentucky elects deep red Republicans. Our weekly news roundtable goes behind the headlines.
Peggy Guggenheim, the rebel heiress who saved modern art from the Nazis. A new book looks at her remarkable life.
Is America ready for transgender rights? By its vote this week, Houston is not. We’ll look at the push, and pushback.
Social navigation in today’s changing, fluid workplace. It takes a lot more than a firm handshake to survive and thrive.
Amazon versus Wal-Mart in the ultimate retail war. Wal-Mart’s playing catch-up. Amazon’s on the attack. We’ll look at the battle of retail titans.
It's not a new news story, to be sure. But don't forget that Daylight Saving Time ended last Sunday, November 1 at 2 AM. Set back your clocks, and use the extra hour to learn why we shift our clocks. [Listen Back] 
Asian Carp, a nonnative invasive fish species threatening the Great Lakes' ecosystem, were found an unexpected 12 miles closer to Lake Michigan than previously expected. [Listen Back] 
Among the issues debated at the national polls this week were two controversial ballot initiatives in San Francisco, aimed at curbing the spread of private room rental service AirBnb and slowing the construction of condominiums in the city's embattled Mission District. Both measures failed. [Listen Back] 
Susan Schneider Williams, the widow of comedic actor Robin Williams, who committed suicide last summer, has publicly spoken about her husband's death for the first time. She blamed Lewy body dementia for her husband's death. [Listen Back] 
