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 Mahalia Jackson
Brian Banks was falsely accused of rape, lost a shot at college, spent five years in prison – then heard from his accuser, who admitted to lying.
One career that doesn't change with the times: Riverboat Chaplain.
An eerie coincidence captured on film.
Mayan activist Cristina Coc tells about growing up with the Mayan calendar.
Andrea Lee Torres wrestles with her parents' decision to not teach her their native language.
An American who encrypted communications during the Cold War talks about how he sees the government spying on its people.
Producer Phoebe Judge speaks with Alex Stone, who knows the back rooms of the magic scene in New York City.
A conversation between Boston Bill Hansbury and Jake Painter about their chance encounter the day Jake was going to have his leg amputated.
Sean calls up the daughter Cholene Espinoza to hear about coming out and reconciling.
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.
