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  • Planet Money
    Heading the list of our podcast addictions is NPR's Planet Money. You hear snippets of these stories during Morning Edition, but not the whole juicy…
  • Missy Franklin stands on the podium with her gold medal, after winning the 100m backstroke at the London 2012 Olympic Games. Of that moment, she says, "I was trying to sing, but I was like, crying, at the same time."
    Missy Franklin On Winning Gold: 'Someone Needs To Pinch Me'
    Swimmer Missy Franklin, 17, is being hailed as the next great U.S. swimming star, after winner her first gold medal in the London Olympics. She says that while standing on the podium, she thought about "all the things leading up to that moment. And it was so incredibly worth it."
  • Venus Williams of the United States returns a shot to Aleksandra Wozniak of Canada in their Olympic singles tennis match, played at Wimbledon. Williams won, 6-1, 6-3.
    Let's Catch Up: Olympics Set Record Ratings; Venus Rolls To Third Round
    Stories that caught our eye this morning include a ratings coup for NBC, progress for Venus Williams, and a 33-megapixel broadcast of the opening ceremony.
  • Perpetual Beta: America's Test Kitchen
    America's Test Kitchen is a real 2,500 square foot test kitchen located just outside of Boston that is home to more than three-dozen full-time cooks,…
  • Chick-fil-A Comments Still Churning Some Stomachs
    The fast-food chain Chick-fil-A has landed in the middle of the same-sex marriage debate. The company's president has been heavily criticized by some people for comments he made against gay marriage. Now, some politicians from across the country are saying the company is not welcome in their towns. Host Michel Martin speaks with James Kenney, Philadelphia councilman-at-large about the controversy.
  • The Chick-fil-A Dilemma: To Eat or Not To Eat?
    The controversy surrounding Chick-fil-A has left some consumers wondering whether they should eat there or not. Ahead of "Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day" host Michel Martin speaks with ethicist Jack Marshall about the implications of spending decisions and what role businesses and political leaders have to play.
  • Romney Aide To Reporters: 'Kiss My ... This Is A Holy Site'
    The GOP presidential candidate visited Poland's Tomb of the Unknown Solider today in Warsaw. As he was walking to his car, reporters shouted some questions. Romney aide Rick Gorka used some sharp words to register his objection. He's apologized.
  • Alfredo Casella's orchestral scores are finally receiving well-deserved attention these days.
    Classical Lost And Found: Making a Case For Casella
    The brilliant orchestral scores of Alfredo Casella are finally receiving well-deserved performances.
  • In what now looks like practice for the big show to come, San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro gives the keynote address at the Texas Democratic Convention in Houston on June 8.
    Obama Picks San Antonio Mayor For Convention Keynote
    Julian Castro, the high-achieving and young mayor of San Antonio, will become the first Hispanic American to give the keynote address at a Democratic convention.
  • Online Poker Companies Strike Deal With Justice, Will Reimburse U.S. Customers
    Many players were left hanging when the FBI shutdown three online poker sites last year. Now, a deal means they'll get their money back.
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