The Story

Reporter Jon Kalish speaks with families and boaters trying to keep their boats from breaking loose in New York’s Hudson River.

Mary Wykstra, a cheetah researcher, talks to Dick about how Kenyan cheetahs have adapted to encroaching human settlement and how farmers are learning to protect their livestock from them.

Garrett McNamara recently surfed a giant wave, perhaps one the biggest ever surfed. He says he's in search of the next wave, hopefully one even bigger.

Dick speaks with folklorist Bill Ferris about the "single strand" instruments—like a single strand of wire fixed to the side of a wooden shack and played with a bottle—that led the way to the blues that we know today.