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Margaret welcomes radio host, and progessive political commentator Christopher Hahn in studio to wrap up the week in politics.

John is joined by Rick Ungar and Thomas Doherty, Actress Anne heche, Former US Rep John Le Boutillier, and more

The Business is public radio's show about the business of show business, hosted by Kim Masters, Editor at Large of The Hollywood Reporter.

The Karen Hunter Show teaches the keys to entrepreneurial success in the industries of sports, politics, entertainment and so much more, directly from the celebrities and civilians who have personally created brands from the ground up.

In the first hour phones are open, for open phones Friday! In the second hour, fellow SiriusXM Insight host Karen Hunter talks current events, Selma and more. Then, David Reed of the World Wide Life Fund. In the third hour, Elizabeth Stoker Bruenig discusses her New Republic cover story on The Pope, converatives, and modern religion. Then, Goldie Taylor joins us live from Ferguson.

In the first hour phones are open, for open phones Friday! In the second hour, fellow SiriusXM Insight host Karen Hunter talks current events, Selma and more. Then, David Reed of the World Wide Life Fund. In the third hour, Elizabeth Stoker Bruenig discusses her New Republic cover story on The Pope, converatives, and modern religion. Then, Goldie Taylor joins us live from Ferguson.

Margaret welcomes radio host, and progessive political commentator Christopher Hahn in studio to wrap up the week in politics.

Pete welcomes constitutional law professor Eric Segall on King v. Burwell. In the second hour Executive Director of the Drug Policy Alliance, Ethan Nadelmann discusses racist drug laws. In the third hour, Ritu Sharma of Sharma Solutions talks women's equality and education. Then, Pastor of the Peace of Mind Church of Happiness, Robert White discusses the DOJ's finding of racial bias in the Ferguson Police Department.

Dean Obeidallah hosts the first-ever national radio show that examines the issues of the week from the Muslim American perspective. Dean, who is of Palestinian descent, is a former practicing lawyer turned political comedian/writer and co-director of the comedy documentary, "The Muslims Are Coming!" His live, weekly show will be informative and entertaining, offering the perspective of a community whose voice is typically not heard in mainstream media.

This week, we discuss Women’s History Month with a session featuring remarkable female leaders from Tunisia, Argentina, and Cameroon discussing their challenges and successes in the quest for democratic change. We explore what "women's health” is really about, and how we re-imagine its future. In the second hour, we think about the next ten years: How will the lives of women improve and prosper? Featuring Monique Villa, Ariana Huffington, Sallie Krawcheck, Lori Gottlieb, and others. Finally, a conversation exploring the current state of female empowerment in the Arab world in the wake of the Arab revolutions.

John is joined by John Nichols from the nation, Comedian Negin Farsad, Islamic Advocate Linda Sarsour, Bioethicist Artur Caplan, and more

TechCrunch’s East Coast Editor, John Biggs, and writer and reporter, Jordan Crook give SiriusXM listeners all the news on the latest technology from the world’s most innovative start-ups as well as established companies launching their gadgets, products, and services.

“The Perri Peltz Show,” featuring veteran journalist, filmmaker and SiriusXM host Perri Peltz, discusses the issues that are most relevant to working women and mothers, ranging from their personal challenges to how these issues affect society at large. It is a forum where listeners and accomplished guests can explore, not only what the world expects from women, but also what women expect from themselves.

Dean Obeidallah hosts the first-ever national radio show that examines the issues of the week from the Muslim American perspective. Dean, who is of Palestinian descent, is a former practicing lawyer turned political comedian/writer and co-director of the comedy documentary, "The Muslims Are Coming!" His live, weekly show will be informative and entertaining, offering the perspective of a community whose voice is typically not heard in mainstream media.

Join host Boyd Matson and some of the greatest explorers on the planet for the adventure of a lifetime as National Geographic takes you to the far corners of the planet and the hidden corners of your own backyard. Spend your weekend exploring with National Geographic.

HOUR 1: Our favorite ex-con is back with a book just out in paperback titled Mob Rules: What the Mafia Can Teach the Legitimate Businessman. Louis Ferrante shares advice good for the boardroom and the backroom. Then, as the 19th century came to a close, America’s big cities learned how to move people quickly and efficiently in, out and around town. Author Doug Most tells the story of early mass transit in his book The Race Underground: Boston, New York, and the Incredible Rivalry that Built America’s First Subway. HOUR 2: Andrew Blechman writes about the world's largest gated retirement community, which takes up more space than Manhattan and includes a golf course for every day of the month. Blechman explores this rapidly growing trend in his new book titled Leisureville: Adventures in America's Retirement Utopias. Then, Bob talks with actress and writer Annabelle Gurwitch about her book of essays titled I See You Made an Effort: Compliments, Indignities, and Survival Stories from the Edge of 50. Every day, more than 10,000 Americans cross that threshold – and like Gurwitch – start receiving targeted mail from the AARP. Her book is now available in paperback.

Ed Leon hosts this adventure in lifelong learning from The Great Courses. In today’s show you’ll explore essential scientific concepts and the importance of being scientifically literate with Neuroscientist Indre Viskontas, religious scholar Bart Ehrman discusses controversies of the early Christian faith, and historian Patrick Allitt on the original tech revolution – the Industrial Revolution.

This week, we discuss Women’s History Month with a session featuring remarkable female leaders from Tunisia, Argentina, and Cameroon discussing their challenges and successes in the quest for democratic change. We explore what "women's health” is really about, and how we re-imagine its future. In the second hour, we think about the next ten years: How will the lives of women improve and prosper? Featuring Monique Villa, Ariana Huffington, Sallie Krawcheck, Lori Gottlieb, and others. Finally, a conversation exploring the current state of female empowerment in the Arab world in the wake of the Arab revolutions.

It’s time for a new episode of Cosmic Queries, where Neil deGrasse Tyson answers fan questions about photons, tachyons, the speed of light, the physics of the universe and time itself.

Margaret welcomes radio host, and progessive political commentator Christopher Hahn in studio to wrap up the week in politics.

This week, we discuss Women’s History Month with a session featuring remarkable female leaders from Tunisia, Argentina, and Cameroon discussing their challenges and successes in the quest for democratic change. We explore what "women's health” is really about, and how we re-imagine its future. In the second hour, we think about the next ten years: How will the lives of women improve and prosper? Featuring Monique Villa, Ariana Huffington, Sallie Krawcheck, Lori Gottlieb, and others. Finally, a conversation exploring the current state of female empowerment in the Arab world in the wake of the Arab revolutions.

Ed Leon hosts this adventure in lifelong learning from The Great Courses. In today’s show you’ll explore essential scientific concepts and the importance of being scientifically literate with Neuroscientist Indre Viskontas, religious scholar Bart Ehrman discusses controversies of the early Christian faith, and historian Patrick Allitt on the original tech revolution – the Industrial Revolution.

David Broder | Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks; Bob pays tribute to Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post columnist and our very own contributor David Broder. He was a part of our program for our first six years, appearing nearly every week from 2004-2010 to offer his analysis of the news. In the fall of 2010, instead of asking about the latest polls and political maneuvering, Bob talked with Broder about his long and storied journalism career. We share part of their conversation today. David Broder died four years ago at the age of 81. Then, husband and wife musicians Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi put their individual groups on hold five years ago to form a family band that would allow them to take the kids on the road. Trucks was a slide guitar prodigy who began touring with some of blues and rock music's biggest names when he was just nine. Tedeschi has been playing in bands since she was 13, but has come a long way since her first all-original group The Smokin' Section. Derek and Susan take a break from their extensive tour to talk with Bob about family life on the road and their second studio album, Made Up Mind.

David Broder | Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks; Bob pays tribute to Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post columnist and our very own contributor David Broder. He was a part of our program for our first six years, appearing nearly every week from 2004-2010 to offer his analysis of the news. In the fall of 2010, instead of asking about the latest polls and political maneuvering, Bob talked with Broder about his long and storied journalism career. We share part of their conversation today. David Broder died four years ago at the age of 81. Then, husband and wife musicians Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi put their individual groups on hold five years ago to form a family band that would allow them to take the kids on the road. Trucks was a slide guitar prodigy who began touring with some of blues and rock music's biggest names when he was just nine. Tedeschi has been playing in bands since she was 13, but has come a long way since her first all-original group The Smokin' Section. Derek and Susan take a break from their extensive tour to talk with Bob about family life on the road and their second studio album, Made Up Mind.

On her daily show, “Get It Right,” Hoover will analyze current events and culture with a refreshing center-right perspective. Author of the bestselling book, “American Individualism,” she is a CNN political commentator committed to modernizing the Republican Party by reaching out to millennials on issues ranging from LGBT freedom to the environment. A new mother and self-proclaimed “Hoover-head” (she is great-granddaughter of President Herbert Hoover), she will broaden the conversation beyond politics with an array of expert guests specializing in diverse fields from parenting to food and wine to financial analysis. The show will offer insight and optimism with Hoover engaging listeners and together they will “Get It Right.”

John will be LIVE from our LA Studios all week

Let's Consider the Source is a weekly talk show focusing on the nation's most important and interesting media issues. Each week, Caldwell College Communication Arts Professor Bob Mann interviews writers, academic, and industry newsmakers who comment on topics ranging from political coverage to controversial new films.

The Karen Hunter Show teaches the keys to entrepreneurial success in the industries of sports, politics, entertainment and so much more, directly from the celebrities and civilians who have personally created brands from the ground up.

Pete sticks a microphone in America's face during his daily discussions with experts and an unusually independent-minded audience. He draws out insights and witty observations you won't find in mainstream media or on partisan talk shows.

Pete sticks a microphone in America's face during his daily discussions with experts and an unusually independent-minded audience. He draws out insights and witty observations you won't find in mainstream media or on partisan talk shows.

On her daily show, “Get It Right,” Hoover will analyze current events and culture with a refreshing center-right perspective. Author of the bestselling book, “American Individualism,” she is a CNN political commentator committed to modernizing the Republican Party by reaching out to millennials on issues ranging from LGBT freedom to the environment. A new mother and self-proclaimed “Hoover-head” (she is great-granddaughter of President Herbert Hoover), she will broaden the conversation beyond politics with an array of expert guests specializing in diverse fields from parenting to food and wine to financial analysis. The show will offer insight and optimism with Hoover engaging listeners and together they will “Get It Right.”

Judy Muller | John Feinstein; While notable big city newspapers are shrinking and failing, many rural weeklies are thriving. Award-winning journalist Judy Muller shares some big stories from small towns and talks with Bob about her book Emus Loose in Egnar. Then, it’s hard to believe it in most parts of the country, but spring is almost here. As proof, baseball is underway in Florida and Arizona. Bob talks with sports writer John Feinstein about his book Where Nobody Knows Your Name: Life in the Minor Leagues of Baseball.

Judy Muller | John Feinstein; While notable big city newspapers are shrinking and failing, many rural weeklies are thriving. Award-winning journalist Judy Muller shares some big stories from small towns and talks with Bob about her book Emus Loose in Egnar. Then, it’s hard to believe it in most parts of the country, but spring is almost here. As proof, baseball is underway in Florida and Arizona. Bob talks with sports writer John Feinstein about his book Where Nobody Knows Your Name: Life in the Minor Leagues of Baseball.

On her daily show, “Get It Right,” Hoover will analyze current events and culture with a refreshing center-right perspective. Author of the bestselling book, “American Individualism,” she is a CNN political commentator committed to modernizing the Republican Party by reaching out to millennials on issues ranging from LGBT freedom to the environment. A new mother and self-proclaimed “Hoover-head” (she is great-granddaughter of President Herbert Hoover), she will broaden the conversation beyond politics with an array of expert guests specializing in diverse fields from parenting to food and wine to financial analysis. The show will offer insight and optimism with Hoover engaging listeners and together they will “Get It Right.”

The acclaimed comedian, television host and social media star challenges conventional wisdom on politics, media, religion, and pop culture on an entertaining and irreverent daily call-in show. Journalists, comics, artists, authors, activists and political figures all have a place at the table along with many special guests.

TechCrunch’s East Coast Editor, John Biggs, and writer and reporter, Jordan Crook give SiriusXM listeners all the news on the latest technology from the world’s most innovative start-ups as well as established companies launching their gadgets, products, and services.

An exclusive presentation of deGrasse Tyson’s extensive archives, StarTalk Radio bridges the intersection between pop culture and science with clarity, humor and passion. Subjects such as space travel, extra-terrestrial life, the Big Bang, the future of our Earth and the environment, and breaking news—from the universe to everything under the Sun—are all open for exploration. Each day, Tyson is joined by co-hosts, celebrities, and other special guests.

Pete sticks a microphone in America's face during his daily discussions with experts and an unusually independent-minded audience. He draws out insights and witty observations you won't find in mainstream media or on partisan talk shows.

On her daily show, “Get It Right,” Hoover will analyze current events and culture with a refreshing center-right perspective. Author of the bestselling book, “American Individualism,” she is a CNN political commentator committed to modernizing the Republican Party by reaching out to millennials on issues ranging from LGBT freedom to the environment. A new mother and self-proclaimed “Hoover-head” (she is great-granddaughter of President Herbert Hoover), she will broaden the conversation beyond politics with an array of expert guests specializing in diverse fields from parenting to food and wine to financial analysis. The show will offer insight and optimism with Hoover engaging listeners and together they will “Get It Right.”

Andrew Blechman | Dave Goulson | Peter Laufer; Whether you hate them or love them, pigeons are everywhere. Bob talks to Andrew Blechman about his book Pigeons: The Fascinating Saga of the World's Most Revered and Reviled Bird. Then, conservationist and founder of the Bumblebee Conservation Trust, Dave Goulson found his passion for bees as a young boy in rural England. His book, A Sting in the Tale: My Adventures with Bumblebees, looks at why bees worldwide are declining and what we can do about it. That takes care of the birds and the bees – now for some bonus bugs. Bob talks with Peter Laufer about his book The Dangerous World of Butterflies: The Startling Subculture of Criminals, Collectors, and Conservationists. It touches on the relationships between butterflies and organized crime, ecological devastation, species depletion, the integrity of natural history museums and the art world.

Andrew Blechman | Dave Goulson | Peter Laufer; Whether you hate them or love them, pigeons are everywhere. Bob talks to Andrew Blechman about his book Pigeons: The Fascinating Saga of the World's Most Revered and Reviled Bird. Then, conservationist and founder of the Bumblebee Conservation Trust, Dave Goulson found his passion for bees as a young boy in rural England. His book, A Sting in the Tale: My Adventures with Bumblebees, looks at why bees worldwide are declining and what we can do about it. That takes care of the birds and the bees – now for some bonus bugs. Bob talks with Peter Laufer about his book The Dangerous World of Butterflies: The Startling Subculture of Criminals, Collectors, and Conservationists. It touches on the relationships between butterflies and organized crime, ecological devastation, species depletion, the integrity of natural history museums and the art world.

On her daily show, “Get It Right,” Hoover will analyze current events and culture with a refreshing center-right perspective. Author of the bestselling book, “American Individualism,” she is a CNN political commentator committed to modernizing the Republican Party by reaching out to millennials on issues ranging from LGBT freedom to the environment. A new mother and self-proclaimed “Hoover-head” (she is great-granddaughter of President Herbert Hoover), she will broaden the conversation beyond politics with an array of expert guests specializing in diverse fields from parenting to food and wine to financial analysis. The show will offer insight and optimism with Hoover engaging listeners and together they will “Get It Right.”

The acclaimed comedian, television host and social media star challenges conventional wisdom on politics, media, religion, and pop culture on an entertaining and irreverent daily call-in show. Journalists, comics, artists, authors, activists and political figures all have a place at the table along with many special guests.

“The Perri Peltz Show,” featuring veteran journalist, filmmaker and SiriusXM host Perri Peltz, discusses the issues that are most relevant to working women and mothers, ranging from their personal challenges to how these issues affect society at large. It is a forum where listeners and accomplished guests can explore, not only what the world expects from women, but also what women expect from themselves.

An exclusive presentation of deGrasse Tyson’s extensive archives, StarTalk Radio bridges the intersection between pop culture and science with clarity, humor and passion. Subjects such as space travel, extra-terrestrial life, the Big Bang, the future of our Earth and the environment, and breaking news—from the universe to everything under the Sun—are all open for exploration. Each day, Tyson is joined by co-hosts, celebrities, and other special guests.

Pete sticks a microphone in America's face during his daily discussions with experts and an unusually independent-minded audience. He draws out insights and witty observations you won't find in mainstream media or on partisan talk shows.

On her daily show, “Get It Right,” Hoover will analyze current events and culture with a refreshing center-right perspective. Author of the bestselling book, “American Individualism,” she is a CNN political commentator committed to modernizing the Republican Party by reaching out to millennials on issues ranging from LGBT freedom to the environment. A new mother and self-proclaimed “Hoover-head” (she is great-granddaughter of President Herbert Hoover), she will broaden the conversation beyond politics with an array of expert guests specializing in diverse fields from parenting to food and wine to financial analysis. The show will offer insight and optimism with Hoover engaging listeners and together they will “Get It Right.”

James Taylor; Bob talks with the great James Taylor. He's a great American singer and songwriter known for songs like Fire & Rain and Sweet Baby James. But for his 2008 album titled Covers, Taylor took some of his favorite songs by other artists and put his own twist on them. The North Carolina native talks about his career from "You've Got a Friend" to his latest album, as well as the political work he was doing back then. Today is Taylor’s 67th birthday.

James Taylor; Bob talks with the great James Taylor. He's a great American singer and songwriter known for songs like Fire & Rain and Sweet Baby James. But for his 2008 album titled Covers, Taylor took some of his favorite songs by other artists and put his own twist on them. The North Carolina native talks about his career from "You've Got a Friend" to his latest album, as well as the political work he was doing back then. Today is Taylor’s 67th birthday.

On her daily show, “Get It Right,” Hoover will analyze current events and culture with a refreshing center-right perspective. Author of the bestselling book, “American Individualism,” she is a CNN political commentator committed to modernizing the Republican Party by reaching out to millennials on issues ranging from LGBT freedom to the environment. A new mother and self-proclaimed “Hoover-head” (she is great-granddaughter of President Herbert Hoover), she will broaden the conversation beyond politics with an array of expert guests specializing in diverse fields from parenting to food and wine to financial analysis. The show will offer insight and optimism with Hoover engaging listeners and together they will “Get It Right.”

The acclaimed comedian, television host and social media star challenges conventional wisdom on politics, media, religion, and pop culture on an entertaining and irreverent daily call-in show. Journalists, comics, artists, authors, activists and political figures all have a place at the table along with many special guests.

Living on Earth with Steve Curwood is the weekly environmental news and information program distributed by Public Radio International featuring interviews and commentary on a broad range of ecological issues

The Karen Hunter Show teaches the keys to entrepreneurial success in the industries of sports, politics, entertainment and so much more, directly from the celebrities and civilians who have personally created brands from the ground up.