A poem by author Naomi Shihab Nye.
Arun Ghandi, grandson of Mahatma Ghandi, on how to make change in life.
We end our four-day series on Studs Terkel with a musical and voice meditation in this piece produced by Alan Hall.
Dick speaks with a journalist reporting in dangerous areas of the Arizona-Mexico border.
Paul Fichter designs and makes beer taps.
A quest to photograph the world's oldest living organisms.
Author Allan Gurganus tells Dick about meeting Tennessee Williams.
The story of a woman who had a yard sale – in exchange for jokes.
Ray Materson tells the story of how he began to embroider tiny images while he was serving a robbery sentence in prison.
Edward Boatman started designing symbols to use in his presentations at work, and soon his library grew to hundreds of icons.
Kevin Chroust went to Pamplona, Spain this month for the San Fermín festival when bulls run the streets.
Dick speaks with Tony Deifell, who teaches photography to blind teenagers.
Phoebe Judge speaks with author Will Schwalbe about the books he and his mother read and talked about as she was dying of cancer.
