Helping People Who See Ghosts

A surprising number of people say they have seen ghosts and they all react differently to experience. Some suppress it in order to hold onto their sanity. Others obsess over proving it real, while still others spend their lives in denial. Michael Robartes leads a paranormal investigation team whose mission is to help people cope.

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Ira WoodComment
A Lot More Than The Jewish Christmas

Hanukkah is a home-and family-based Jewish holiday, with eight nights of candle-lighting, gifts, and good food. It’s also a celebration that entails a fair amount of confusion—even for many Jewish people—from how you spell it, to exactly what date it falls on, to what constitutes the actual story, to what its meaning is for the world we live in today.

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Did You Just Eat That?

Two university microbiologists tell us how some of life’s simplest pleasures—sharing popcorn at the movies, blowing out birthday candles, having our drinks on the rocks, and perusing a restaurant menu—can get us really sick.

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Jon Feinstein on Quarterbacks

No one gets the glory, the money, or the blame, as much as the Quarterback. Bestselling sports writer John Feinstein reveals how they handle the extremes of victories and defeats; being drafted, getting traded, and feeling all but forgotten when they’re too injured to play.

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The Marble Fawn of Grey Gardens

Grey Gardens is the iconic Maysles brothers documentary telling the stories of Big and Little Edie Beale, ruling class socialites living in a squalid Hamptons mansion. But whatever happened to Jerry, the young gay handyman who captured our hearts? He’s here.

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Fighting for the Right to Die

Dr. Roger Kligler is a physician with incurable stage 4 prostate cancer, a type of cancer that is known to cause unbearable end-of-life pain. He is suing the state of Massachusetts to allow him, and many thousands of other terminally ill patients, to have the option to die gently in their sleep.

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Barbara WoodburyComment
Understanding Elizabeth Warren

As a woman raised in an Oklahoma family that was too poor to send her to high school debate contests and a single mother of two who rose to become a Harvard Law professor and US Senator, Elizabeth Warren just may have the stuff to take on Donald Trump.

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Ira WoodComment
Michael Wood Fitness Guru

Michael Wood, selected one of the Top One Hundred Trainers in America and fitness coach to movie stars and rock bands talks about the best workouts and why, although a lot of people are spending time at the gym, they’ll never get fit.

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Ira WoodComment