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, Jim Avila explores what could be next for Casey Anthony; Harrison Ford and Daniel Craig talk about their upcoming movie Cowboys vs. Alien; and in the forests of England, paganism is being practiced by surprising numbers of people, leading to its recent legal recognition as a religion.
In tonight's podcast, love on the edge of the law – the marriage between 51-year-old reality star Doug Hutchinson and his 16-year-old bride is legal in 39 states, but many are questioning its morality; this weekend’s shutdown of a section of California’s infamous 405 freeway is being touted as nothing short of “Carmageddon;” and the latest in security and status symbols, these specially trained dogs switch from docile to defender in seconds and can cost you a quarter of a million dollars.
In tonight’s podcast, a real life Sleeping Beauty – one young woman and her family struggle with a disorder that leaves her sleeping for days at a time; in Texas, an underground sport started in the 1970’s is revving back up and spreading across the country; and vacationers beware - the British and Germans are at it again, but this time it’s about poolside territory.
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In tonight's episode, we look at the widespread use of phone hacking that dominated UK tabloid journalism and is at the center of new accusations against Rupert Murdoch's empire. Then, a look at consecrated virgins and their special marriage ceremonies. Finally, a profile of funnyman Seth Meyers.
In tonight’s podcast, Bill Weir visits a Yugoslavian woman whose visions of the Virgin Mary over the past 30 years have inspired millions to visit her for a miracle through healing and prayer; Dan Harris investigates inefficiencies in the justice system’s handling of known sex offenders; and John Berman remembers Brady Bunch creator Sherwood Schwartz, who passed away Tuesday morning.
