Our third story in today's show comes from an Executive Chef at a country club in Greenwich, Connecticut, who says he can't find people to take the jobs that he has open.
Studs Terkel interviews Eudora Welty
Sean Cole speaks with Sean Carberry, who used to be a record producer with a license to carry a firearm.
92-year old harpist Mary Bartlett brings her instrument to the studio.
For 31 years, photographer Marc Asnin turned his camera on his Uncle Charlie.
A beloved actor faces deportation.
Listeners comment on an interview with a woman who accompanies terminally ill people as they self administer a drug to end their lives.
How a woman discovered a man living in her attic.
Dick speaks with Newsweek magazine’s first female senior editor about the year she and 45 other staffers sued the magazine for gender discrimination.
Knife maker Joel Bukiewicz talks about finding an old grinder in his parents’ barn and trying to make a knife. It was the first of many.
Peter Tangen, an action movie photographer in Hollywood, turned his attention to the many real life superheroes in our midst.
Christine Myrick lost her high-level management position with the government in Kansas City, Missouri, and now works an entry-level job at a bank.
Bridgette Lacy lost her government job and created a new career for herself.
