In-depth reporting on issues you need to know, this audio podcast features the complete show from last night's Nightline.
In tonight's podcast, Steve Osunsami reports on the widespread destruction in Georgia and Alabama caused by at least 110 tornadoes spotted Wednesday, Juju Chang sits down with a journalist and her family who are trying to come to terms with a dark family secret in a surprisingly open way, and a former ranch hand recounts memories of then ten-year-old Prince William's secret vacation in 1992.
In tonight's episode, the climate change debate rages on as we look at what effect it may be having on the extreme weather in US. Prince William is off the market, but Andrea Canning scouts out other eligible bachelors of royal lines. Finally, what would you do if after a blow to the head, you realized you no longer wanted all the things you had worked for? Neal Karlinksy interviews director Tom Shadyac about his new world view after a life-altering concussion.
In tonight's episode, gold prices are skyrocketing, exciting investors and sellers alike. The Royal Wedding is just days away and though we've heard much about Prince William and his blueblood line, ABC's Nick Watt gets the info on Kate Middleton's more common family. And to close, the spotlight is on Kristen Wiig in the new movie "Bridesmaids," but the SNL comedienne doesn't anticipate leaving the cast anytime soon.
In tonight's episode, the Nightline Team investigates the spike in gas prices, and what exactly is causing it. Then, they look into which celebrities are also ministers. Finally, with the royal wedding approaching, the obsession into the lives of Prince William and Kate Middleton continues to grow.
Sunday, April 24, 2011 at 3:14PM | Permalink In tonight's podcast, we visit a rural Arkansas valley where a controversial new practice called "hydro-fracking" is shaking up the the lives of those who live near it. Then, we get the update on the 7-year courtroom drama between doll giant Barbie and newcomer brand Bratz. Then, we visit a film set in the middle of the Kenyan Savannah for Disney's newest film on Africa's big cats.
