PBS	Afghan Election Clash Rattles United Nations October 01, 2009 Diplomat Peter Galbraith, discusses his dismissal from the U.N. mission to Afghanistan amid a dispute over the country’s election.

PBS	Iran Agrees to Continue Nuclear Talks October 01, 2009 Iran has agreed to a second round of talks over its disputed nuclear program following a meeting with diplomats from the U.S. and other world powers.

PBS	Fossil Find Sheds Light on ... October 01, 2009 A 4.4-million year old fossil, discovered in Africa has opened a window onto humans' 'early evolutionary steps.'

PBS	U.S. Considers Re-engaging with Myanmar September 30, 2009 For the first time in more than 20 years, leadership in Myanmar is signaling interest in engaging with the U.S.

PBS	One Man’s Trash, Another Man's ... September 30, 2009 As part of a series on innovation during the recession, Tom Bearden examines how one architect is turning trash into environmentally-friendly homes.

PBS	Senate Gears Up for Climate Legislation Fight September 30, 2009 Democrats introduced legislation Wednesday aimed at curbing greenhouse gas emissions by 20 percent over 2005 levels. A reporter examines the details.

PBS	Focus Shifts to Relief Effort After Deadly Quakes September 30, 2009 In the Samoan Islands and Indonesia, the focus has shifted to relief efforts after two undersea earthquakes left scores dead.

PBS	Humor September 30, 2009 Artists use irony, goofiness, satire, and sarcasm in their work, being funny and critical at the same time.

PBS	Memory September 30, 2009 Artists explore how memory functions and how to frame the past in their work.

PBS	Romance September 30, 2009 Artists explore the roles that intuition, emotion, fantasy, and escapism play in contemporary art.

PBS	Ecology September 30, 2009 Artists explore how our understanding of the natural world becomes deeply cultural.

PBS	Identity September 30, 2009 Artists address the idea of identity by questioning commonly held assumptions about stereotypes, self-awareness, portraiture, and what it means to be an artist.

PBS	Dogfight Over Guadalcanal September 30, 2009 Deep in the jungle of Guadalcanal in the South Pacific are the rusting remains of a World War II-era fighter plane. Research confirms that the plane is the doomed Wildcat flown by James ...

PBS	Freshmen Lawmakers Reflect on New Term September 29, 2009 Freshmen lawmakers discuss their experiences thus far dealing with a recession, overseas conflicts, and the health care debate.

PBS	Politics, Engineering Intersect Over San ... September 29, 2009 Political wrangling can often get in the way of critical infrastructure improvements. Case in point: The San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge.

PBS	Terror Suspect Pleads Innocent in N.Y. September 29, 2009 Dina Temple-Raston of NPR analyzes the details of the case against suspected terrorist Najibullah Zazi.

PBS	Levin, Chambliss Debate Strategy in Afghanistan September 29, 2009 Senators Carl Levin, D-Mich., and Saxby Chambliss, R-Ga. debate the options for the U.S. in Afghanistan.

PBS	Episode I: Memory September 29, 2009 Take a personal tour through craft’s history in America beginning with the pioneers of the field to the intimate stories of some of our country's most prominent craft ...

PBS	Episode II - Landscape September 29, 2009 Landscape focuses on the relationship between the artists and their physical environment.  Craft artists depend on their natural environment for both materials and inspiration. ...

PBS	Bush’s War Part 2 September 29, 2009 The inside story of the war that will define a presidency — a war that no one expected, and no one planned for.