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In tonight's podcast, cruise ships are not a carefree adventure for victims of crime, a profile of the quirky life of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi, and fake Twitter accounts for celebrities and politicians gather attention and sometimes more followers than their real life counterparts.
In tonight's podcast, Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi makes a brief statement denying state-sanctioed violence in the country, Terry Moran goes duck hunting with Mike Huckabee and discusses to potential for a 2012 presidential run, and New Zealand is shaken by a 6.3 magnitude earthquake.
In tonight's podcast, Wisconsin's governor and its teachers' union are sparring over budget cuts that have sent Democratic lawmakers on the run, the Farrelly brothers speak with David Wright about the male-centric humor in their films, and research mice have been cured of everything in hopes to help humans.
In tonight's podcast, Neal Karlinsky takes a look into careers built by turning infamy into money and Chris Connelly talks to a famous music producer about how he creates pop hits.
In tonight's podcast, Vicki Mabrey watches as Nabisco adds less salt to their Wheat Thins and Jeremy Hubbard explores the increase of fatal elephant and tiger attacks in India. Also, Cynthia McFadden reports on news that ABC's Miguel Marquez has been attacked and beaten in Bahrain.
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