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Join host Clifton Davis as he introduces rare early performances from some of gospel music’s legendary pioneers, including The Staple Singers, The Soul…

This broadcast of O' Fair New Mexico takes us on a trip into Bandelier National Monument where we are joined by Chris Judson. Chris gives us many reasons…

In this broadcast of O' Fair New Mexico we are joined by Jennifer Evans from Carlsbad Caverns. The Caverns are a must see attraction in our beautiful…

In a small study, Harvard researchers found that getting food stamps didn't help low-income individuals as much as they expected. Despite their food aid, researchers say the people they surveyed weren't getting a complete, nutritious diet.

Historian Gregory Koger says the Senate Democrats' vote for the "nuclear option" is a function of increasing frustration and that GOP retaliation may be largely limited to rhetoric rather than action.

Alan Cheuse reviews Robert Littell's newest novel of a CIA agent turned private investigator, A Nasty Piece of Work.

More than a century ago, orinthologist Frank Chapman redirected a Christmas-time tradition of revelers shooting birds to a new Yuletide recreation:…

The real reason Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid changed the rules Thursday was the proliferation of the filibuster's use — and the near-total separation of the tactic from any real objections to the nominee being blocked.

Men and women who were regularly munching on peanuts or tree nuts in their 30s and 40s were significantly more likely to reach their 70s, a study found. Researchers say they aren't sure why nuts promote longevity, but they think it has to do with how they affect metabolism and satiety.

Close to 40 percent of kids in Philadelphia live in poverty — but discussion of the link between poverty and student achievement is almost absent from an ongoing debate to fix schools. Public health and education experts say poverty and hunger undermine children's development.