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As we emerge from isolation and pandemic, we find ourselves in many ways, a nation divided. This self contained hour of documentary-style features takes a dive into issues that divide us and efforts to pull together.

If plants are intelligent beings, how should we relate to them? Do they have a place in our moral universe? Should they have rights?

Over the years the blues has influenced countless jazz vocalists. In the program, Big Joe Turner, Joe Williams, Lou Rawls, Billie Holiday, Etta Jones, Laverne Butler and others talk about and demonstrate jazz singing steeped in the blues.

Artists such as Dakota Staton, Louis Jordan, O.C. Smith, Oscar Brown Jr., and Jon Hendricks let the good times roll.

Exchanging glances with the natural world happens more often than you’d think. It can be so profound, there’s a name for it: An eye-to-eye epiphany.

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame musician Bonnie Raitt takes listeners on a track-by-track tour of her 2022 album release JUST LIKE THAT, offering a fascinating peak at her creative process of writing music and choosing songs to cover.

Dave talks to Arizona State University marine conservation biologist about his new book: Why Sharks Matter: A Deep Dive with the World's Most Misunderstood Predator. In it, Shiffman lays out a powerful case for how we are much more dangerous to sharks than they are to us.

The response of the New York maritime community to the events of September 11, 2001

The Real Story of the Buena Vista Social Club

Rodney Bragdon dishes on the toughest challenges he experienced while through-hiking the entire trail. And: Camping, hiking, and enjoying the great outdoors are American pastimes. But for African Americans, gathering in public spaces has long been fraught. Erin Devlin discusses the racism that was built into America’s national parks.