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, Ryan Owens take a trip to a store in Alabama where unclaimed luggage goes to be resold, Andrea Canning interviews the woman who will plans epic marriage proposals for a price, and Chef Michael Solomonov explains what influences his menu in his Plate List.
In tonight’s podcasts, Facebook’s facial recognition software is perturbing critics as it quietly figures out how to sort through billions of photos and pick you out of the crowd. Then, David Wright gives a sneak peek at this season’s Blockbusters. Lastly, the lives of five U.S. soldiers have yet to return to normal, even after the U.S. military has admitted accusations against them 16 months ago for plotting to poison their fellow soldiers were unfounded.
In tonight's podcast, John Donvan explores strange addictions and one doctor trying to help people overcome them - on tv, Dan Harris speaks with social researchers in California about the power of touch, and and John Donvan talks sports, family, and online media with Bill Simmons.
In tonight's podcast, Lisa Stark investigates the underlying issues that have caused Jeep Cherokees to burst into flame during accidents, simple proms are a thing of the past with parents now spending thousands to make their kid's high school memories over the top, and the president of Gabon is scrutinized by Brian Ross over his extravigant spending before his state visit to the White House Tuesday.
In tonight's podcast, David Wright checks out the world of virtual cheating - and the implications it has on people's real lives; Jeremy Hubbard goes behind the scenes and finds out what goes into making CollegeHumor.com a success; and finally, Ann Coulter speaks with Dan Harris about her experiences as a polarizing political figure.
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