A study with more than 6,000 fictitious cover letters reveals employers are less likely to interview qualified applicants who disclose disabilities. In the first field…

“The world, for the first time, agreed there is a problem with climate change and that we should do something about it. This occurred despite…

2015 in Perspective: What’s Been, What’s Done, What’s Ahead (Part 2) The discussion continues with listeners’ perspectives on what mattered in 2015, what will matter…

Guest 1: ISIS Interviewed: "what do they really want?" - Lydia Wilson, Fellow at Oxford Guest 2: Sexy Berlin underground - (Go Harrison travel segment).…

In the US we are still swimming from the FDA’s approval of GM salmon, while across the world, member states of the EU, Hungary, and Austria…

First pot, now health. In November 2012, Colorado voters approved a ballot initiative that made recreational use of marijunana legal, despite a federal ban. In…

U.S. healthcare isn't just an historical accident--it is a fatal accident waiting to happen. Many of the systems we take for granted are historical accidents.…

The Dutch Safety Board report concludes that an older model Buk missile apparently shot down Malaysia Airline Flight 17 on July 17, 2014, but doesn’t…

Diana Beresford-Kroeger, a botanist, medical biochemist and self-defined "renegade scientist," brings together ethnobotany, horticulture, spirituality and alternative medicine to reveal a path toward better stewardship…

Both the MH17 and the MH370 crashes are currently in the news. While MH17 is the object of the UN Security Council Resolution, US officials…

“The citizens whose lives are split between business and private life, their private life between ostentation and intimacy, their intimacy between the sullen community of…

I am inspired by the very definition of self-reliance: to be reliant on one’s own capabilities, judgment, or resources. Ultimately, it is the epitome of independence and lays the…