On todays podcast; President Biden places new restrictions on illegal entry into the U.S.; a Chinese spacecraft collects rocks from the moon and sends them to Earth followed by a discussion about the quick moon trip; then, scene and scenic on Lesson

On todays podcast, Ghana has a six month old artist; scientists are now fighting nitrous oxide; home visiting programs set to get more federal money followed by more on these special programs; then, how to use the word thieves on Lesson of the Day.

On todays podcast, Mexico elects its first female president; learn about different kinds of noise used to hide talking or ease tension followed by an explanation of white, pink and brown noise; then, what feedback is and all about if clauses on Lesson

On todays podcast, could rains in East Africa be made worse by climate change and fast economic growth?; scientists discover recent volcanic activity on Venus followed by a discussion about what it tells us about Venus; then, resolutions and auditions

On todays podcast, marijuana use grows in the U.S; a Cuban scientist raises silkworms; citizen scientists count insects in Germany; U.S. college athletes aim for a big payoff; what does it mean to break the mold? followed by a discussion about the sayi

On todays podcast, a New York jury finds Republican presidential candidate and former President Donald Trump guilty of financial crimes; U.S. museums return art to Italy; improve your vocabulary, part three; then, The Birthmark by Nathaniel Hawthorne o

On todays podcast, the story of a Hong Kong democracy activist facing prison; harsh treatment for Sierra Leones drug users; the worlds largest tree is healthy; then, prefixes for measures of distance, weight and energy followed by a discussion on other

On todays podcast, discoveries about the suns magnetic field; news for climbers of Japans Mount Fuji; Airbus tests controls to learn more about the movement of planes on the ground followed by a discussion of how the research could help pilots; then su

On todays podcast, rescuers are delayed searching for people missing after a landslide in New Guinea; yoga classes are now including pigs; the 70th anniversary of a U.S. high court segregation ruling was just a few weeks ago; then, all about the word su

On todays podcast, a rights group accuses China of treating rural Tibetans unfairly; the history of cockroaches; a doctors group says HIV-infected mothers can breastfeed their babies followed by a talk about the new HIV advice; then, bad hair on Lesso