Nov 28th, 2008 · For a time, the Nadeau family had secret: the husband had a tendency to wear women's clothes. Then Doug Nadeau got sick — and after surgery, he became less inhibited, and became more public in his crossdressing. We learn how his wife came to understand his habits. Independent producer Eric Winick
May 29th, 2008 · A Texas woman shares her story and echoes a U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendation that older adults be vaccinated against the painful nerve infection. Also, new research shows some people have a genetic tendency to get shingles.
Apr 21st, 2008 · Sera Cahoone comes out of the extremely fruitful coterie of Carissa's Wierd [sic]. Unlike her former cohorts tendency towards rock-based West Coast music, Cahoone's country-infused music is soft and quiet like an old shawl.
Sep 12th, 2007 · In his first race for mayor in 1989, Rudolph Giuliani struggled to define his moderate position on several issues. Now, his tendency to change his mind is threatening to become an issue in his presidential bid.
May 3rd, 2006 · Michele Norris talks with actor Omar Berdouni, who plays one of the hijackers in the movie United 93. Berdouni says playing a radical Muslim hijacker was a stretch for him; he's Moroccan-born and Western-educated. He almost turned down the role because he was worried about Hollywood's tendency to stereotype Arabs.
Nov 28th, 2005 · Host Renee Montagne talks with Yale professor of political science Stephen Skowronek about President Bush's tendency to take his orthodoxy from predecessor Ronald Reagan.
Nov 20th, 2005 · It was another bloody weekend in Iraq, and the violence seems increasingly to be a product of sectarian and ethnic tensions. Resentment between rival Muslim groups continues to grow -- some families who have long lived in relative contentment in mixed Sunni and Shiite towns are beginning to fear their neighbors. Debbie Elliott talks with New York Times reporter Sabrina Tavernise about a tendency of Iraqis to segregate themselves according to sect.
Aug 10th, 2005 · Contributing writer Annabelle Gurwitch notes Americans' tendency to be late for almost every event -- business, social and otherwise -- and she believes the root of the problem lies in our national love affair with cell phones.