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, a new reality show challenges busy couples to rehab their love lives. Then Mark Cuban, the eccentric owner of the Dallas Mavericks, talks business with ABC's Bill Weir. Finally, celebrity chef Richard Blais reflects on what inspired his nitrogen violet ice cream.
In tonight's podcast, more bad news for air travelers! Spirit Airlines is going to charge $100 for carry-on bags. But should airlines increase rates for obese passengers instead? Next, meet a ballerina who's life is dedicated to the art of dance, and she's overcoming harsh stereotypes to succeed. Finally, there's a new hit show on Broadway. Not bad considering it's based on a Hollywood flop.
In tonight's podcast, it is impossible for girls to live up to the images they see in fashion magazines, and on expert says the effect on girls' psyches can be worse than drugs. Meet one teen girl who's using Change.org to pressure teen magazines to get real. Then ABC News investigates the death of a young jet fighter in what some critics say is a faulty aircraft. Finally, guess who was the latest guest star on ABC's hit series Revenge!
In tonight's podcast, nobody likes to think about dying at the DMV. Perhaps it's one reason why less than half of Americans are organ donors, even though 7,000 people die waiting for transplants every year. ABC's Bill Weir explores Facebook's efforts to turn that number around. Then ABC's Christiane Amanpour breaks down the purpose behind President Obama's surprise trip to Afghanistan.
It's the weight loss movement that's all about getting help …a Bible based diet that is said to fight against obesity and improve your health with the power of Christ... On Dancing with the stars, performer William Levy’s passionate and racy performances have made him a top contender this season. But his road to international stardom has not been an easy one... and now, ABC’s Juju Chang spoke with Levy about his life off-stage. Lastly, it is still a work in progress: the Freedom Tower at the World Trade Center is 500 feet shy of its full height. But for the first time since 9/11, it surpassed the Empire State Building as the highest in New York City... a victory not of concrete and steel... but of perseverance and hope.
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