The Story

A photographer, a helicopter pilot, and an emergency room manager talk about their lives since the devastating tornado in Moore, Okla.

Tommy McKearney, a former prisoner and IRA fighter, tells host Dick Gordon about the Irish Republican Army hunger strikes in Northern Ireland in the 1980s – and his own 53 days without food.

Chris Dancy is wired up to measure himself every moment of every work day, and says keeping metrics will be a tool for the future of the workplace.

Host Dick Gordon speaks with David Cooper, the part-sleuth, part-mechanic who restored a rare 1937 Delage Aerosport Coupe.

The Story has followed the life of a school teacher from Somalia since 2009. Earlier this month, he found out that he won a Diversity Immigrant Visa to the U.S.

Host Dick Gordon speaks with Sue Gardner, director of the Wikimedia Foundation, about how she got to her job, and how the organization is working to bring more female editors to the site.

Todd Busch, who is overseeing the removal of the Costa Concordia cruise ship from where it sank in the Mediterranean Sea, explains to host Dick Gordon how the vessel is expected to be towed away by December this year.

Larry Hyatt runs one of the biggest gun shops in the country, and he tells host Dick Gordon that as some politicians have tried to tighten gun legislation, he’s seen a growing demand for “high capacity” guns.