The Story

The rhino’s horn is highly prized for its medicinal qualities in Asia, and the poaching in Africa has become increasingly sophisticated. Hunters use helicopters to chase down the rhinos and cut off their horns. Raoul du Toit tracks the massive beasts and relocates them to safety. He won this year’s prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize for his work. 

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. 

WBEZ and the Center for Public Integrity investigate the case of Carlos Centeno, a worker who was burned by water and chemicals at a factory.

Lori Price had spent almost 2 decades doing what she loved - reporting for a newspaper. But when the recession hit, like many journalists, Lori was strongly encouraged to accept a buy-out, which she did. She moved back home to Texas and had a lot of trouble finding work. Also in this show: The Rescue Effort: An Update