NPR Programs: Tell Me More Podcast
Summary: Capturing the headlines, issues and pleasures relevant to multicultural life in America, NPR's Tell Me More focuses on the way we live, intersect and collide in a diverse world. Hosted by Michel Martin.
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Podcasts:
Stories: 1) 2013 A Good Year For Housing And Auto Industries 2) Architect's Dream House: Less Than 200 Square Feet 3) Harlem In Photographs: Troubled Neighborhood To Source Of Pride 4) 2013 Under-The-Radar Stories From The Barbershop Guys
Stories: 1) How To Create Cheat-Free Classrooms 2) Struggling Food Banks Find New Ways To Fight Hunger 3) Poetry Uncovers Legacy Of Medgar Evers 50 Years Later 4) Revealing The Sometimes Ugly Truth Of Nigera 5) The Surprising Vision of Artist Faith Ringgold
Stories: 1) After A Cancer Diagnosis, Lessons In Priorities 2) Helping Deaf Fans Feel The Music, Too 3) How Blind Voice Over Artist 'Reads' 4) Musician Oliver Mtukudzi Digs Deep In 'Sarawoga' 5) At 60, Oliver Mtukudzi Still 'Giving Life To The People' With Music
Stories: 1) Healthcare Rollout Mixed On Deadline Day 2) Diplomat's Arrest Causes US-India Strain 3) Spicing Up Your Holiday Drink List 4) New Law Opens Birth Certificates, Sparks Questions
Stories: 1) Racing To The Top, But Leaving Students Of Color Behind In Special Ed 2) Coping With Loss Amid Holiday Cheer 3) Free Wifi Promised To Open Opportunities in Harlem 4) Can Urban Farming Brighten Detroit? 5) Garlin: 'Here To Stand My Ground' For Soca Music
Stories: 1) 'A Lot Of Sour Grapes' Left In Budget Deal 2) #NPRBlacksInTech: Creating Technology 'Comes From Passion' 3) Fair To Hate 'Papa Duck' For Being Authentic?
Stories: 1) Nation's Report Card Shows Improvement, But Race Still Divides 2) School Leaders On What Determines Student Success 3) Why Congress Didn't Extend Unemployment Benefits 4) Rusty Radiator Awards Spoof 'Save Africa' Charities 5) Pat Neely Shares Holiday Comfort Food Ideas
Stories: 1) Why Black College Football Players Fall Behind In Education 2) Brain Injuries Cause For Concern In Baseball Too 3) African-American Woman To Run Humorous 'Harvard Lampoon' Magazine 4) Is Beyonce Still The Queen?
Stories: 1) Are Americans Getting Smarter About Obesity? 2) There Is A 'Softer' Way To Budget Yourself 3) Have A Very Merry Faux Pas-Free Holiday 4) Tantrums: To Control Or Not To Control?
Stories: 1) Community And Police Tension Boils Over In Miami Gardens 2) With Mandela Gone, How Will South Africa Go On? 3) Are Black Shoppers More Likely To Be Profiled? 4) Hashtag Slows Stereotypes Of Black Sexuality
Stories: 1) In The Midst Of Newtown's Grief, Pastor Says There Is Light 2) Learn From Your Grandparents, Says Listener 3) Golden Globe Nominees: 'An Embarrassment Of Riches' 4) 'Wallace' Grew Up, So What's He Listening To? 5) If You're Rich, Can You Say You Don't Know Right From Wrong?
Stories: 1) Budget Deal: Too Small To Fail? 2) Does President Obama Have Bad Manners? 3) Did India 'Turn Back The Clock Back' On Gay Rights? 4) Original 'Dreamgirl' Jennifer Holliday: 'I'm Not Going Nowhere'
Stories: 1) Who Is The Next Mandela? 2) Kids Create Mobile Apps In the Classroom 3) 'Civic Tech' Skips The Red Tape 4) Is Pope Francis Really 'The People's Pope?'
Stories: 1) Puerto Rico Bound For Bailout? 2) Maximize Your Cash Flow By Selling Your Stuff 3) Skip The Dealer: 'There's Gold In Those Jalopies' 4) Holiday Visits: When Grandma Throws Elbows...
Stories: 1) Why A 'Living' Wage Doesn't Add Up 2) Sharing Matters Most When Trying To Buy Happiness 3) Infants At Risk Due To Blood Tests Delays 4) Actress Naomie Harris Dances To 'Brown Girl In The Rain' 5) Latino Children's Literature That Should Top Lists 6) Recalling Nelson Mandela's 'Funny And Humble' Side
