On Point with Tom Ashbrook | Podcasts
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Dressing for work. Used to be a no-brainer for men and a minefield for women. Now, it's not so simple.
The housing market is heating up. Home prices are reaching new highs across the country, even causing worries of a new housing bubble.
We talked to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell today. Will he still hold that position after November's elections?
Billionaire Peter Thiel versus Gawker. We'll look at big money and free speech.
One-on-one with Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on his politics, President Obama, the GOP now and Donald Trump.
The end of orcas at SeaWorld, McDonald's using cage-free eggs — should animal lovers be optimistic about a new "humane economy"?
A new superbug resistant to our antibiotic of last resort has shown up in the U.S. We look at the threat, and our dwindling antibiotic options.
Steely Dan frontman Donald Fagen talks "eminent hipsters" and the cultural outliers that shaped his sound. He joins us.
Strike a power pose. Social psychologist Amy Cuddy on the power of presence when you're ready to act and win.
Just in time for Memorial Day weekend, we've got top gardeners spilling the beans on how to grow everything.
Obama at Hiroshima. Turmoil at Trump rallies. Clinton's emails, heating up. Sanders predicts a "messy" convention. Our weekly news roundtable goes behind the headlines.
In advance of Memorial Day, we'll talk with Sebastian Junger about vets coming home and missing their "Tribe." Plus, a WWII veteran remembers life on and off and the battlefield.
No more 'empty nest'. A third of millennials now live at home with their parents. We'll look at what's still pushing that trend.
Looking ahead to Memorial Day, a World War II veteran looks back at the relationships that mattered to him, both in and out of war.
Predictive policing. With violence on the rise, Chicago has turned to big data to predict gun and gang violence.