On the weekend podcast, small farm animals are becoming popular in America; the difference between ‘combine’ and ‘integrate;’ expressions involving phones followed by examples; then, part one of 'The Murders in the Rue Morgue' by Edgar Allan Poe on American Stories.

On the weekend podcast, small farm animals are becoming popular in America; the difference between ‘combine’ and ‘integrate;’ expressions involving phones followed by examples; then, part one of 'The Murders in the Rue Morgue' by Edgar Allan Poe on American Stories.

On today’s podcast, scientists theorize about how to warm Mars; new findings about Britain’s Stonehenge followed by a discussion about geology; beating problems with adverbs on Everyday Grammar; then, explore Big Bend National Park on our national parks series.

On today’s podcast, Australian scientists say warm water endangers the Great Barrier Reef; in Bosnia, a park is made to look like a Van Gogh painting; Banksy art appears in London; Google pushes “Wallet” app for documents followed by a discussion about security; then, Joshua Tree National Park.

On today’s podcast, student have long been part of political uprisings; a Chinese rocket breaks up adding to debris in space; meditation is becoming more common in American schools followed by a discussion about the practice; then, Sequoia and King’s Canyon National Park.

On today’s podcast, the world’s largest community made by a 3D printer is almost finished; scientists say the moon’s atmosphere likely came from meteors; how to get restful sleep in a small living space; then, Acadia National Park on our National Parks Series.

On today’s podcast, ice in the Andes Mountains appears to be melting; South Korean farmers try growing bananas; more about Boeing disabled spacecraft at the International Space station followed by a discussion about the situation; then, Grand Canyon National Park.

On today’s podcast, do cats rule the world? A listener’s question about ‘ego’ and ‘arrogance;’ expressions about what people prefer on Words and Their Stories; then, part three ends 'Benito Cereno,' by Herman Melville.

On today’s podcast, do cats rule the world? A listener’s question about ‘ego’ and ‘arrogance;’ expressions about what people prefer on Words and Their Stories; then, part three ends 'Benito Cereno,' by Herman Melville.

On today’s podcast, wildfire smoke might increase the risk of dementia; researchers find very small early humans; are microplastics harmful? Comparatives and superlatives on Everyday Grammar; then, Yellowstone National Park.