Jan 5th, 2009 · The latest issue of The Washington Post Magazine profiles 11 local figures who lost their lives in 2008. Writers Angela Valdez and Phuong Ly discuss their contributions and why their work will be remembered long after they are gone.
Jan 5th, 2009 · President-elect Obama and his wife Michelle sent their daughters off to the first day of school Monday morning in Washington, D.C. One of the people capturing the intimate moment was Time magazine photographer Callie Shell, who has been snapping photos of Obama since 2006.
Jan 2nd, 2009 · Religion took center stage in the news during 2008. Tell Me More looks back at the people and the stories that rocked the faith world from the Rev. Jeremiah Wright and the Rev. Rick Warner, to the fallout over gay marriage in California. Salim Muwakkil, editor for In These Times magazine, is joined by Michael Sean Winters, a political blogger for the Catholic magazine America to discuss how 2008 helped shape religious dialogue.
Dec 30th, 2008 · Stocks plummeted in 2008, but there is still a silver lining for investors in this dark situation. William Baldwin, the editor of Forbes magazine, shares some year-end tax tips with Renee Montagne.
Dec 29th, 2008 · After packing on the holiday pounds, many will target the battle of the bulge for their New Year's Resolution. Men's Fitness magazine lends readers a hand with its new "Get Fit, Stay Fit 2009 Guide." Roy Johnson, the publication's editor-in-chief, gives listeners a sneak peek.
Dec 28th, 2008 · While 2008 was a down year for most industries, it was a boon for the concert business. Live music venues in North America reported an 18 percent increase in gross box office, according to Billboard magazine.
Dec 26th, 2008 · The language of our lives is changing faster than you can download an iPhone app. Wired magazine's "Jargon Watch" columnist (and conceptual artist) Jonathan Keats runs down the top tech jargon terms of 2008.
Dec 17th, 2008 · Bioethicist Arthur Caplan discusses the health care challenges facing the Obama administration. A professor of Bioethics at The University of Pennsylvania, Caplan was recently named one of the ten most influential people in science by Discover Magazine.