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  • Message Behind African Heaters For Norway Spoof
    An online video, urging Africans to save Norwegians from frostbite, has gone viral. The tongue-in-cheek spoof features South Africans singing about sending radiators to Norway. The filmmakers hope to take on stereotypes of Africa that are reinforced by charities and the media. Host Michel Martin speaks to Erik Evans, one of the video's creators.
  • Former President George H.W. Bush in September at the Ryder Cup golf match in Medinah, Ill.
    Former President George H.W. Bush In Hospital
    Bush, 88, was admitted the day after Thanksgiving. He's being treated for bronchitis and could be released this weekend, a spokeswoman says. "This is not a life-threatening illness," she adds.
  • Handel's Majestic Masterpiece Returns to San Antonio With Baroque Maestro
    Patrick Dupre Quigley returns for The MessiahIt is the fourth time for Maestro Quigley to lead the San Antonio Symphony and third to conduct the Messiah.…
  • The seeds of this goosefoot plant are known as quinoa, a superfood now in high demand and grown almost exclusively in South America. But some growers think they have the formula to grow it up north.
    Quinoa Craze Inspires North America To Start Growing Its Own
    A North American quinoa boom may be just over the horizon, plant breeders say, as the Rocky Mountains, much of Canada, and the Pacific Northwest all have potential as production regions. Right now, almost all of the world's supply of the ancient superfood comes from a few suitable growing places in South America.
  • In Syria: Battle Rages Outside Damascus Airport, Internet Goes Down
    The Assad regime and its opponents are blaming each other for the Web outage. The fighting around the airport has led carriers to suspend service to Damascus.
  • Acclaimed writer-director-producer Robert Zemeckis has worked on more than 30 films, including the <em>Back to the Future</em> series and <em>Forrest Gump</em>, for which he won an Oscar for best director.
    'Flight' Takes On Questions Of Accountability
    In the Robert Zemeckis film starring Denzel Washington, a pilot with a secret substance-abuse problem successfully crash-lands an airplane while high on drugs and alcohol. He must then ask himself some tough questions about whether his act of heroism is undermined by his addiction.
  • What Changes, When Women Lead?
    When the 113th Congress convenes in January, it will include more women than ever before: 81 female members of the House, and 20 female senators. Wilson Center director, president and CEO Jane Harman discusses how female leadership influences politics and the workplace.
  • Glacier Photographer James Balog on 'Chasing Ice'
    Photographer James Balog on Climate Change and 'Chasing Ice' — In the new documentary "Chasing Ice," photographer James Balog attempts to capture how the world's glaciers are being affected by climate change. As the film debuts across the country, Balog discusses the project, and what needs to be done to save Earth's shrinking glaciers.
  • Conspirare Christmas Brings Eclectic Mix To San Antonio
    Craig Hella Johnson returns with Company of Voices to Laurel HeightsCraig Hella Johnson adds new flavor to Conspirare’s annual collage of music and…
  • This Week in the Civil War - 422
    Despite Lincoln’s urgings, General George McClellan’s Army remained disengaged with the enemy in mid-October 1862. Lincoln himself calculated that the…
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