It has been ten years since the disappearance of American teenager Natalee Holloway. Natalee was on a high school graduation trip when she disappeared after leaving a nightclub with three men. Joran van der Sloot, then 17, is the prime suspect in the case. Van der Sloot is currently in a Peruvian prison after he was convicted in the murder of Peruvian native, Stephany Flores Ramirez, during a night out at a hotel casino in 2010. Greta was on assignment in California for the Michael Jackson child molestation trial and was looking forward to heading home when the trial was over. Instead, she was called to cover the story of a teen who went missing in Aruba. Ten years later and Greta is still just as dedicated today as she was during her first days on the case. In this episode of “GretaTalk” she speaks with Natalee’s mother, Beth Holloway, about the roadblocks they faced while investigating the case.  Beth’s hope for finding her daughter alive may have dwindled, but she still believes she will find out what happened to Natalee. For more on the investigation into Natalee’s disappearance listen to her FOX News Radio Special “Greta Investigates: The Natalee Holloway Mystery”

Manhunt stories grip the nation. Griff Jenkins joins Greta to share all the gritty details behind the manhunt of the two NY state prison fugitives. The June 6 Hollywood-style escape — which authorities said required engineering skill, planning an cooperation from prison workers — garnered national headlines and struck fear in many residents who lived in the northern reaches of the state. The search for David Sweat and Richard Matt ended with Matt’s death and Sweat’s capture. Both men were shot by law enforcement officers. Follow Griff Jenkins on Twitter for photos and more on this story. Manhunt over – Sweat shot and in custody. Happened near railroad tracks in Constable NY – 1 mile from Canada border. pic.twitter.com/90dc05uE3H — Griff Jenkins (@GriffJenkins) June 28, 2015  

Donald Trump may be the most highly-recognizable Republican Presidential candidate in modern history – but what do you really know about him?  As the guest on this episode of Greta Talk, the world-famous billionaire opens up about where he learned his business skills, and the importance of having – and being – a brand. He’s passionate about his patriotism, including those who fought for our country. Listen as Greta van Susteren asks the man who made the phrase “you’re fired!” a national catch-phrase whether HE has ever been fired. And if that’s not enough… catch his response to her question about his hair, and why it looks the way it does. Was he a hippie back in the day?  And you’ll be fascinated by what he says he would install in the White House if he wins the Presidency. It’s not all fun and games, though, as the host of On the Record gets Trump to to talk about his own upbringing, what he’s had to give up to run for President, and why he believes the middle class could become virtually extinct. Don’t miss this chance to peer into the “other” side of this unique man. (AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall)

Talk about rocketing into the public arena – Pamela Geller may have been an unknown until recently, but now she’s not only a strong voice against Islamic Jihadists… she’s a target. Literally. The guest on this episode of Greta Talk has been the target of assassination attempts since she started her campaign against them and what she refers to as Sharia law blasphemy. Geller has long been an advocate for free speech, and against the hatred and restrictions of Islamic extremism. In this fascinating in-depth conversation, Geller tells the host of On the Record how it all started for her… how 9/11 changed everything, and how she felt herself propelled into the world of activism. The talk takes off from there… going on to airport pat-downs, Edward Snowden, the 1st Amendment, the Patriot Act and even to South Sudan. Pamela Geller is a woman of strong opinions, and she and Greta van Susteren work their way through many of them. You’ll be thinking about this one long after the conversation is over.  

Her husband was an American hero. But for Taya Kyle, the guest in this episode of Greta Talk, he was much more. Chris Kyle was the subject of the American Sniper movie – you’ll recall he was killed at a firing range here at home after surviving the hell of the Iraq war. In a gripping conversation, Taya Kyle opens up to Greta – as the two get into a whole set of emotional issues: How do you tell your kids their father has just been killed? What are you going to do with your future? And Taya opens up to the host of On the Record, even telling the tale of who proposed to who… the unusual courtship that led to their marriage. It’s a moving  and heart-warming interview you’ll be thinking about long after it ends. Kyle has written a new book, American Wife – Love, War, Faith and Renewal, a book that Greta has a special suggestion about for her listeners and viewers.

For people of a certain age, the name Ian Anderson brings to mind long, beautifully complex flute solos. A man of many talents, Ian Anderson was a valuable piece of the puzzle that was Jethro Tull. In fact, he was the lead singer for nearly five decades. These days, Anderson is far from idle – he has been doing the solo run for about a year now… which may explain his keen eye for business that differentiates him from other artists. Despite working gig to gig, he has not forgotten his roots of the British rock group that started it all, and he even triggers the On The Record host to reminisce back to her high school days… but why was this world-renowned musician thinking of Greta? In this edition of Greta Talk, we not only get a glimpse of a day in the life of this multi-instrumentalist but also a peek into his equally complex mind, including his views on why performing in the Middle East requires something special for him.

Daniel Mael is young – and maybe still a little wet behind the ears. But he believes that when it comes to college campuses, free speech can be a problem! In this episode of Greta Talk, he points out a case where some loud voices forced his own school to publicly go back on its offer of an honorary degree to a well-known anti-religious figure. It was, he tells the host of On The Record, a case of political correctness going way too far. Which leads Greta van Susteren to raise an even more interesting question…. is it time to re-examine the whole college “thing?” Is today’s college experience the best way to educate today’s young adults? This up-and-coming young conservative actually speaks out in favor of the “liberal idea of college.” Join Greta for this fascinating look into the mind of one of today’s politically-minded college graduates – and see what he foresees for his own future.  

Here’s a question you never thought to ask – is a baby Asian elephant’s skin soft and smooth? Lucky for you, Greta van Susteren is willing to ask the “tough” questions.  Meet Ann Bissell, a volunteer at the National Zoo for over a decade. Bissell is not just passionate about these gentle giants, she lives and breathes them. In this edition of Greta Talk, you get some idea how remarkable her dedication is towards these animals. Bissell’s passion gives the host of On The Record a peek at her unique world, one African elephant at a time. Her devotion and commitment for this amazing species is evident; judging by the long hours she continuously puts in. Listen in as Greta discovers the beautiful bond between Bissell and these large mammals and to see just how human they actually are.

The guest on this Memorial Day Weekend episode of Greta Talk is a man of many roles, and one strong passion. Whether you think of him as Lt. Dan Taylor from Forrest Gump, as Det. Mac Taylor from  CSI:NY or in any of his other roles, Gary Sinise is a familiar face to us all. But there’s a lot more to him than meets the eye. For some time now, Sinise has been out front for America’s wounded veterans. As he tells Greta van Susteren, it’s something he is driven to do. And Sinise has done a lot more than just talk – he’s put his time, his money, and his musical talent where his mouth is. In this conversation with the host of On the Record, Sinise talks about why he does it, and gives her a preview of what’s coming up in the next few days for his band, as well as what’s coming up next in his amazing career. And he even offers to help smuggle Greta to a place she’s been trying to get into for years. Download, turn up the volume, and join us.

How about this – the Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer on this episode of Greta Talk just traveled the world – and took his pictures with an iPhone. How can that be? David Hume Kennerly has the gift of a great eye – and great timing. Americans of a certain age may recognize Kennerly’s name from his time as the Official Photographer to President Gerald Ford. He was there moments after President Nixon chose Ford as his unelected Vice President, following the resignation of Spiro Agnew. Throughout Ford’s tumultuous presidency, Kennerly was on hand to document it all. There’s a lot more to Kennerly’s story, and the he shares a lot of it in this conversation with the host of On The Record – including how and when he won the treasured Pulitzer. And now this master of story-telling by image has decided to do things differently – taking the same gear that so many of us have in our pockets, and applying his own skills to see what would happen. So what does this world-class photographer think of the results? Join Greta van Susteren and find out for yourself.