On Point with Tom Ashbrook | Podcasts
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Assessing round one of the presidential debates. We'll look at Trump and Clinton and what we saw in their first encounter.
A new investigation into the role the pharmaceutical industry played in launching our current opioid crisis. We'll look at the industry's aggressive OxyContin push.
Debate prep. It's finally time for a faceoff. Hillary Clinton. Donald Trump. And the challenges and strategies they bring into their first presidential debate.
Actor and children's book author Jamie Lee Curtis on immigration, identity, and what makes us who we are.
Protesters and police clash in Charlotte. A deep investigation into the New York bombing suspect. Our weekly news roundtable goes behind the headlines.
"Project Runway" fashion star Tim Gunn on how the fashion industry is failing plus-sized women.
From Chuck Berry's guitar to slave ships, a look inside the long-awaited Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture.
Few people can string together words as beautifully as Ian McEwan. He joins us to talk about his new tale of a prenatal Hamlet.
The Trump Foundation's shadowy business dealings are under investigation by the New York Attorney General. We'll dig in.
With resistance to antibiotics rising, ancient remedies are getting a second look. Could plant-based drugs save us?
The latest on the terror attacks. We'll have on the ground reports and big picture analysis.
A new parent's guide to navigating adolescence. It's still a minefield out there.
To pardon — or not to pardon — Edward Snowden, the man who blew the lid off the U.S. government's spying on everyone. Plus, the latest on the terror attacks investigation in New York and New Jersey.
Live from Kent State University in Ohio, Tom Ashbrook talks with young voters about their perspective this election season.
Our weekly news roundtable goes behind the headlines.