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, Alex Marquardt updates Nightline on the ground being regained by Libyan rebels, while President Obama speaks to the nation about his justifications for military action in the oil-rich country. Also, A very private Susan Lucci invites Juju Chang into her Long Island home and Lisa Ling follows the transformation of Tanya into Ty.
In tonight's episode, the Nightline team follows new fears surfacing in Japan's nuclear plant, a comedic musical about dancing Mormons opening on Broadway, and how cologne makers are using the old time truth that smelling good will increase sex appeal in advertising.
Saturday, March 26, 2011 at 12:25AM | Permalink In tonight's podcast, Martha Raddatz takes to the air with the American commander in Libya General Carter Hamm, Dan Savage dishes out advice for adults and hope for gay youth, and David Wright goes inside Japan's "exclusion zone" to what is becoming a ghost town, fifteen miles from the failing nuclear reactors.
In tonight's podcast, a film icon memorialized. Barbara Walters remembers seven decades, eight husbands, fifty films and five interviews in the life of Elizabeth Taylor, who passed away at 79 on Wednesday. One of the last of the Golden Age of Hollywood, Taylor was a true movie star - and Terry Moran takes a closer look at what exactly that means in today's age of instant celebrity.
In tonight's podcast, the latest on the US crew of the downed fighter plane in Libya, Diane Sawyer in an exclusive interview with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, disaster planning has become big business for a family with an infamous name, and an in depth look at Chris Brown, from comeback kid to his blow up on Good Morning America.
