On todays podcast, a special essay from Ukraine about flowers and gardening; avian influenza is killing wildlife in South America; then learn about the total solar eclipse visible in North America on April 8 followed by a discussion what people might see

On todays podcast, India enacts a law said to favor citizenship for non-Muslims; fears grow of fake videos made with AI influencing elections; the winter sport of skijoring; more Indian students are coming to America; and going against the grain follow

On todays podcast, a new, small study says there might be a link between plastic particles and heart disease; we answer a question about just and only followed by a discussion about using the words; then A Piece of Red Calico by Frank Stockton on A

On todays podcast, the European Union approves a law overseeing artificial intelligence; learn the mathematics of Pi Day; a wildlife groups dresses up like foxes to raise a orphaned baby fox; how we talk about food on Everyday Grammar; an a contest-winni

On todays podcast, why a Filipino man turned his home into a library; a Greek grandma makes scarves for poor children; an industry group releases a report on auto-assist driving rating most systems poor followed by a discussion about automaker reaction

On todays podcast, Haitis prime minister resigns as lawlessness spreads; a U.S. agency wars that marine coral will die off soon; a study looks at how 15-year-olds learn in five countries and a discussion on findings about technology and learning; then,

On todays podcast, Britains Princess Kate apologizes for changed photo; a Pacific grey whale is found in the Atlantic Ocean; scientists are growing small tissue organs using cells from pregnant women followed by a discussion on organoids; then, pronunci

On todays podcast, Dovbush Rocks: a special place in Ukraine; Invader is Frances traveling street artist; latest research suggests less oxygen on Jupiters moon Europa followed by a discussion on why earlier estimates were wrong; then, word stress on

On todays podcast, a study uncovers secrets of star sand dunes; Europes Digital Markets Act pushes changes on big internet companies; Dartmouth Universitys basketball players join a union; what does it mean to take the plunge followed by a personal s

On todays podcast, a small clothing maker in Rome is behind 17 Academy Awards; Russia and China are aiming to put a nuclear reactor on the moon; we answer a listeners question about yet followed by a discussion; and part two of Stephen Cranes short s