Summary: Metro Connection SegmentsLibrary Of Congress Preserves A Treasure Trove... UndergroundLocal Scientists Take Stock Of An Amphibious Species On The BrinkRediscovering A Sacred Site On The Potomac: The Piscataway Hub Of MoyaoneA Virginia Family Works To Retain A Nearly-Forgotten LanguageA Piano Prodigy Re-Learns A Long-Honed SkillJumping Inside The Art Of Video GamesFrom A To B: Prince George's County Cracks Down On Illegal Drag RacingDoor To Door: Cherrydale, Va. And Michigan Park, D.C.<p>With the languid, lazy days of summer almost over, we'll bring you a show all about the passage of time. We'll dip in to the Metro Connection archives and meet a woman who's been something of a piano prodigy for more than 90 years. We'll join a local scientist in Panama, to find out what sorts of frogs used to live in the jungles there — and what's being done now to prevent their rapid disappearance. And we'll visit a pilgrimage site held sacred by the Piscataway nation of Native Americans.</p><p>[Music: "Every Little Bit Hurts" by John Davis from Title Tracks]</p>
