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  • You hear about the issues: global warming, stem cell research, nuclear energy. But what do you really know about them? Research scientist Jon Miller joins…
  • With the continuing recession, there’s been a dramatic rise in poverty in the U.S. On this hour of "All Sides," we’ll look at opportunities for…
  • Whether or not you know it, you've heard J.S. Bach's "Little" G Minor Fugue, BWV 578. Originally an organ work, this fugue has been arranged for any…
  • What do you get when you put a clown, his girlfriend, a couple of lovesick girls, a sorcerer and a neighborhood of other oddballs in the same bag - and…
  • Some people have to find their niches in life, others are simply born into them. The latter, I'm convinced, was the case for Martha Graham, the dancer and…
  • I'm in the midst of reading The First Four Notes by Matthew Guerrieri. The notes in question, three Gs and an E-flat begin Beethoven's Fifth Symphony:…
  • Most of us have favorite pieces of music, or maybe a favorite composer. Â Something that helps us focus on work, stay calm during the morning commute, or…
  • Nothing against Michigan or Indiana, but there's something about Ohio that inspires great works of literature, from Sherwood Anderson's influential…
  • Laundry's such a drag. There's the sorting and the hauling, and the oddballs who hang around the laundromat...but now, there's an app for that. This hour…
  • Yes, musicians are athletes and subject to injuries, even career-ending ones. Years of training and playing in awkward positions with repetitive…
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