In-depth reporting on issues you need to know, this audio podcast features the complete show from last night's Nightline.
In this podcast, hear the shocking 911 call by Demi Moore's friend as the actress lay on the floor convulsing. Next, meet an Iraq War veteran who's one Tough Mudder. Finally, oscar winning actress Tilda Swinton talks about her personal life and her new film, We Need To Talk About Kevin, in a Nightline interview.
In this podcast, a 13-year-old girl caught on tape running from a kidnapper, another girl escapes her kidnapper after calling 911 from a convenience store, and US Navy SEALS rescue an American woman from Somali pirates. Learn what to do if you become the victim of a kidnapping. Next, President Barack Obama sits down with Diane Sawyer in an exclusive ABC interview. Finally, hear about the cutest leopards you'll ever meet. They're also endangered.
In this podcast, dramatic details of the rescue of an American women kidnapped by Somali pirates. Hear about how US Navy SEALS actually jumped out of an airplane to complete the daring, late-night mission. Next, ABC's Juju Change speaks with a celebrity chef who's changing his life in order to save it. Finally, Drew Barrymore talks about turning into an adult in a Nightline interview.
With his presidency embattled and Republicans vying for his job, President Obama stood before Congress and the country to sell his agenda in this election year State of the Union. The verdict is in -school lunches are making our children fat, and we’ll meet a group of top chefs determined to do something about it. And, finally, Bill Gates stirs controversy with his new plan to save the world. We speak with America's richest man on what's more important than money and what Steve Jobs taught him in his final days.
In tonight’s podcast, a look at what it’s like to be cyber-stalked: he was just a college classmate until he became obsessed, threatening her life on Twitter and YouTube and forcing her to live in terror,and she says even his prison sentence--can't protect her. The real horse whisperer: they're thought of as wild and free-- but he says they're actually sensitive and scared. Robert Redford played him in the movie, and Bill Weir met the man behind the legend. And finally, every schoolkid in America can do it --so why can't stars from Roseanne Barr to Christina Aguilera to Steven Tyler get it right? What makes our national anthem--so easy to botch?
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