Have a scoop of this.
Hello, my name is Tricia and I'll be your server. Here's the banquet we're preparing for your ears tomorrow:
We have a full, robust discussion (lightly salted) about sex education, in light of a new report showing that the number of cases of sexually transmitted diseases is rising in the U.S.
We're also offering a tasty morsel of a conversation about an increase in the number of college kids studying foreign languages—topped off with an exotically spicy interview with a student who's studying Arabic.
We have a full, robust discussion (lightly salted) about sex education, in light of a new report showing that the number of cases of sexually transmitted diseases is rising in the U.S.
If you're looking for more nutritious fare with a flavorful twist, we'll do our patented "Make Me Care" segment about the estate tax.
And if you can't afford an expensive meal because you're not working right now, we have a story about a woman whose film-centered business is on hold because of the writers' strike.
For a palate-cleansing sorbet, we offer a look at unscripted moments on the campaign trail, like this video of John McCain dealing with a supporter who asks a question in an indelicate manner.
If you like granola, we have an interview and performance with singer-songwriter Mark Olson.
On our kids' menu, along with the chicken nuggets and French fries, we'll take a look at some old-school "Sesame Street" episodes that would never make it on the air today.
For dessert, we offer a frozen confection—a woman who's planning to undertake the Iditarod trail in Alaska—by bike.
And for a late-night snack, we'll talk about the winners and losers of the National Book Awards.
Enjoy your meal!
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