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  • Is there a part of ourselves that we don't acknowledge, that we don't even have access to and that might make us ashamed if we encountered it?
  • What happens when we can't agree on reality? In Eagle's Nest Township, Minnesota, residents have been grappling with that question since long before the polarizing presidential election of 2016.
  • Amy Webb has an interesting job that incorporates data and advice. Can you guess what it is before Ophira and Jonathan?
  • Steve Broidy reads his poem, “The Beer Trucks are Rolling”
  • A new study indicates that smoking bans, which were designed to affect adults' behavior, in fact improve children's health.
  • A drive to better understand ourselves and the people around us has led to the creation of a thriving industry built around personality testing.
  • Myrna Stone reads her poem, "From the Kitchen."
  • We rewrote Fleetwood Mac songs to be about things with "mac" in their names.
  • The Cassini mission to Saturn ends on Friday. Scientists will steer the spacecraft into Saturn's atmosphere and watch it burn up.
  • Get ready for the ultimate Sting operation: We rewrote songs by The Police to be about famous cop shows.
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