Weekday Podcast

North Korea has freely admitted to possessing nuclear weapons. Last July they tested seven delivery missiles; an act that defied ...

How has China changed since the government embraced capitalism? In the book Chinese Lessons, author John Pomfret traces the lives of a ...

Following September 11th, Osama bin Laden and al-Qaeda took center stage. An unknown group was suddenly notorious, becoming the focus of ...

The separation of church and state has been a long held value of American fabric. Regardless, religion and politics do frequently mingle. ...

NPR's Senior News analyst Daniel Schorr is going strong into his 9th decade. He has been covering news since the end of World War 2. He ...

Are gifted children made or born? Can a parent create a gifted child? Toddler IQ tests, baby-sign language, science and math fairs -- what ...

Karl Rove, the chief political strategist for the Bush administration, is coming to town tomorrow for a major political fundraiser. During ...

Money is gushing into this year's Washington State Supreme Court contests. Why? Who's backing whom? We'll take a close look at the issues ...

The Washington State primary is tomorrow. How do you plan to vote? Join our panel as they give odds on the hot races and review the ...

In the coming months, we will be speaking with local city council members from all over the region. You are invited to bring your issues ...

When it comes to robots, we worry. In U.S. pop culture, robots are often portrayed as killing-machines like the Terminator. Japanese pop ...

Seattle Mayor, Greg Nickels, joins us to take your calls and questions.

Trivial pursuit, Jeopardy!, Monday night trivia contests at your local pub. Are you a trivia buff? Consider then, the history of trivia. ...