Audio Podcast

Susan Gittler has lived a long life in dance and has no intention of stopping.

Crystal Riportella-Crose found her birth mother on a social networking site.

For the anniversary of the moon landing we're talking to five people about what it meant to them.

A woman makes sense of her father's life, years after his death. Also, weathering the economy in a yurt.

A woman overcomes her aversion to thrift stores and remodels her life. Also: the allure of online games.

James Morrow should be in high school or perhaps in foster care, but he's learning skills as a baker. Also: protecting the kids.

A woman leaves her job as a nurse to become an artisan baker. Also: the wedding DJ.

Two women talk about the pressure of undergoing a Senate confirmation hearing. Also: losing the most important thing.

Olivia Helmig looks back at a sketchy summer job. Also: the end of a school.

Jim Sadwith set out to meet J.D. Salinger. Also: a day to remember at the racetrack.

Two women create a support group to deal with the stress of unemployment. Also, living on a boat while trying to sell the house.

A former smokejumper recalls a deadly blaze in Montana in 1949. Also, an entrepreneur gets into textiles.

A man builds his own boat and sets sail for Norway. Also, a carriage driver from the streets of Chicago shares the joys and perils of her job.

Joanne Spencer only realized the profound influence of Michael Jackson after he died. Also: moving a small baseball team.

Connie and Steve Rice were both laid off from their teaching jobs in Oregon. Also: another installment of our summer job series.

John Grunsfeld is just back from a mission repairing the Hubble Space Telescope. Also: repaying a debt of kindness.

Wolfgang Kleinwachter recalls his experience in East Germany's Peaceful Revolution when he watches what's going on in Iran.

Did you know that genes can be patented? And, the company that holds the gene patent related to a breast cancer marker is also the only one that can run the test for the gene – making it impossible to get a opinion. Also: Remembering Michael Jackson ...

Jason Arkles got lost with a band of street performers until he found his calling as a sculptor. Also: proven in the skies.