Planning A Dignified Death
November 13, 2012How are terminally ill Americans planning their own dignified deaths – often with help and usually in quiet defiance of laws that prohibit it?
How are terminally ill Americans planning their own dignified deaths – often with help and usually in quiet defiance of laws that prohibit it?
Who was Paul Cézanne and how did his dedication to revolutionary principles propel the world of art forward during his life and after his death?
Where’s the news media headed in 2013 and why does radio journalism still have such staying power in a world of digital, web, and other forms of distribution?
We’re reposting this interview with Paula Broadwell from February 2, 2012. Broadwell’s affair with Petraeus led to his resignation as CIA director last week.
What has changed in Cuba since Fidel Castro ostensibly stepped away from power and are the changes happening fast enough for the Cuban people?
What can be done to help combat veterans recover from moral injury, including potential feelings of shame, grief, meaninglessness, and remorse?
Now that the election is over, what are the next steps for President Obama and what challenges will he face in dealing with Congress for the rest of this year and beyond?
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: November 6, 2012 “The Takeaway” and “Tell Me More” Begin Airing November 12 DALLAS/FORT WORTH – KERA 90.1 FM, the public radio affiliate for NPR in North Texas, is pleased to announce the addition of two radio shows to the station’s weekday broadcasting lineup. Beginning Monday, November 12, The Takeaway and Tell Me […]
Who holds American military generals accountable when their performance lags and have our expectations of military leadership changed?
Women’s issues are making headlines in the Presidential Election but how have women done politically in the national election contests they’ve entered?