This week we're considering LGBT Pride Month and President Obama's Pride celebration at the White House with LGBT stylist, Peter Grigio. We'll also consider your questions in a special Ask Alex edition of our Consider Your Health series.

This week we're taking a break from fake news and satire for a look behind the scenes of our show. Consider this extended blooper reel of some of the most hilarious outtakes from the best looking news team in public radio.

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This week we're considering an ancient skeleton that was discovered in an underwater cave in Mexico, and what it tells us about early settlers to the area. We'll also consider the career and legacy of legendary broadcaster Barbara Walters in our American History series, Consider Ourselves.

This week we're considering the class-action lawsuit against Vibram FiveFinger shoes, and the barefoot running fad. We'll also welcome back NPR's Terry Gross to interview science superstar Neil DeGrasse Tyson in our Considerations series.

This week we're considering the ongoing saga of Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling with Rick Van Patten and Cecil the Pontificator from ESPN's Sports Yell. We'll also consider the music of one of the most mysterious indie rock bands- Question Mark.

This week we're considering your questions on Gay/Straight etiquette and manners with our LGBT correspondent, Trevin Motley. We're also talking spring reading with Lynne Ruffle in our Book Look segment.

This week we're considering Earth Day with Kevin Ullrich of Yay! Earth and Treebeard of the Faingorn Entmoot. We're also considering the huge mumps outbreak in Ohio in our Consider Your Health series.

This week we're considering a bizarre Pakistani trial that had a nine month old baby accused of attempted murder. We're also considering the 2014 Coachella Music Festival with a report from NPR's own, Diane Rehm.

This week we're considering the roles robots play in society, and the laws that govern them. We're also considering some new slang terms and phrases with Leslie and Constance Kincaid in Consider the Source.

This week we're considering one man's utter devotion to Buzzfeed quizzes as a means to plan his life. We'll also consider the new Errol Morris documentary about former Defense Secretary, Donald Rumsfeld.