American skiers Mikaela Shiffrin and Lindsey Vonn will be going for gold medals in the Apline ski events at the 2018 Winter Olympic Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea.

Bullying is defined as 'aggressive behavior that involves a real or perceived power balance.' But how do you protect your kids from a bully? What if your kid is the bully? How can schools help? This week we talk with Jesse Bernal, the author of Bullyproof: Unleashing the Hero Inside Your Kid Volume III.

This week on American Café, we talk to a panel of experts about Artificial Intelligence and the ethics of its use. AI and personal assistants are all the rage at this year's Consumer Electronics Show, but how should we use them?

It's that time of year - when some of us make resolutions. But how can we keep them? What helps - or hinders - our efforts at permanent change? This week, three experts weigh in on this subject and it turns out, there's more than will power involved.

Every New Year's Day since 1941 the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra has performed a world-acclaimed concert. But that's only part of its story. American Café spoke with author Christoph Wagner-Trenkwitz and German scholar Dr. John Hargraves about their new book A Sound Tradition: A Short History of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.

Irish born composers Keith and Kristyn Getty have been touring with Sing! An Irish Christmas. VOA American Café caught up with them when they played a sold-out show at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington.

The sexual harassment scandals continue to expand in the United States. This week, we'll talk with author and life coach Ava Miles about her work with women and hear her recommendations for women who are facing or who have faced sexual harassment or assault.

The holiday season is often portrayed as a time of cheer, but what if it's not? This week we talk with author Diane Sherry Case, whose book Write For Recovery Exercises for Heart, Mind, and Spirit teaches how journaling can help you find and express your deepest emotions.

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission is set to repeal a set of Obama-era rules that would guarantee what's called Net Neutrality. But it could radically change the way we get information on the Internet. VOA's American Café spoke with Dr. Barbara Cherry of Indiana University - who worked both for A T & T and the FCC - about the issue.

This week, President Donald Trump said he would delay lifting a ban on importation of elephant products. But the debate continues. Plus we'll hear from renowned paleontologist Dr. Jane Goodall about animal protection and a new documentary about her life and work, Jane.