On Legal Docket, Native Americans contend that the federal government isn’t protecting their water rights; holding banks accountable on the Monday Moneybeat; and on the World History Book, a notable Cold War speech from President Dwight Eisenhower. Plus: an animal-stuffed chimney sets off the carbon monoxide alarm and the Monday morning news.
On Culture Friday, gender confusion and troubling milestones for women’s history month, movies about honor and sacrifice in theaters this weekend, and Listener Feedback. Plus: the Friday morning news
A report from the ground in Nashville as residents grieve Monday’s school shooting; A preview of Lawless Season 2 featuring the story of Terri Schiavo, the woman at the center of controversy over the life and death of brain damaged people; and commentary from Cal Thomas. Plus: five brothers on the same highschool basketball team get the opportunity of a lifetime, and the Thursday morning news.
On Washington Wednesday, a profile of Donald Trump as a candidate for 2024; on World Tour, news from around the globe; and commentary from Ryan Bomberger. Plus: how search engines are making it harder for women to find pregnancy centers online, a small town in Australia is invaded by minions, and the Wednesday morning news.
Women searching for pregnancy treatment options on Google are getting skewed results
On Legal Docket, whether a dog toy parody of a well-known whiskey brand counts as free speech; on the Monday Moneybeat, how to find a good bank; and on the World History Book, important events from national parks to the stock market. Plus: the Monday morning news.
On Culture Friday, the corrosive effects of critical theory come to graduation day; back to a galaxy far, far away with news seasons for two Star Wars shows on Disney+; and the future of the Anglican Church with commentary from Calvin Robinson. Plus: Jules Verne meets Mickey Mouse and the Friday Morning news.
Russia and China strengthen ties amidst international condemnation of war crimes in Ukraine; Congress investigates last week’s border rush in El Paso, Texas; and analog synthesizers make a comeback in pop music. Plus, an explainer on atmospheric rivers, ski lifts snowed under in California, commentary from Cal Thomas, and the Thursday morning news
The industry standard fell on hard times before encountering an analog revival
