CBS Audio Network Specials: Recent Episodes
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From the holiday to memorials to news coverage, listen here for the specials produced by the CBS Audio Network.
On the Winter Holiday Special from CBS News Radio, Gil Gross chats with award-winning conductor Leonard Slatkin about one the most cheerful Christmas Carols beloved by all, Sleigh Ride.
Then, journalist Nicolas Kristof shares his research on which charities have the biggest impact during the season of giving and ways to multiply the amount of your giving through matching grants.
Finally, if you got your driver’s license more than two decades ago, you might not be aware of the law–in all 50 states–that can save the lives of emergency responders and our men and women in blue. Host Gil Gross explains why it's important during holiday travel to know the rules of the road.
How did the phrase “You’ll shoot your eye out kid,” become almost as ubiquitous as “Merry Christmas?” On the Winter Holiday Special from CBS News Radio, host Gil Gross chats with Peter Billingsley, who played Ralphie in the comedy classic, A Christmas Story. Billingsley shares all of the behind-the scenes story of the little movie that is now broadcast and streamed for 24 hours on Christmas Day.
In the aftermath of the terrible tragedy on the first day of Hanukkah in Australia, we hear from Rabbi Diana Fersko about the origins of the eight-day Festival of Lights and how it has become a flashpoint for anti-semitic violence.
Then we will hear from journalist and author Daoud Kuttab, a Palestinian Christian born in Bethlehem, about the elusive peace that is being sought in the birthplace of Jesus Christ.
On the Winter Holiday Special from CBS News Radio, Gil Gross tells the heart-warming story of Mark Cornetti and his wife, Nasheel Joules and their huge Christmas house light display w that works into her own battle for life.
You have heard of Glinda, the Good Witch of the North in the Wizard of Oz, but have you heard of La Belfana the Good Witch of Italy, who brings presents and treats to Italian children on the Feast of the Epiphany? Cultural Historian Luisa Del Giudice shares the legend of the grandmother figure who also uses chimneys to spread holiday cheer.
And then Professor Maria Kennedy takes us back before Christmas to explore the traditions that have withstood the test of time to be used in our annual observations of Christmas.
When Mike Williams vanishes on a hunting trip, the authorities suspect he was eaten by alligators but the true predators who took Mike may lurk much closer to home. The mystery of Mike’s disappearance might have faded from memory, if it wasn’t for one woman’s tireless crusade. From Wondery, comes a new season of Over My Dead Body; a story about an obsessive love affair, a scandalous secret and a mother’s battle for the truth.
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Author Neil Kings returns to join host Gil Gross in the telling of of his remarkable journey by foot for one month traversing the historical landscape of America. Then, we know a lot about the founding fathers and the military heroes of The Revolutionary War, but what about the everyday people in the American colonies? Liz Covart, award-winning historian of early America, explains what life was like for them during the founding of our nation. And, British biographer Andrew Roberts upends the conventional wisdom about King George III, who was actually quite beloved by Americans at the start of the War of American Independence.
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Author Neil Kings concludes his visit with host Gil Gross in a fascinating conversation about what he learned walking through the back roads of America. Then, entertainer and historian Linda Russel regales us with the music of 1776 and explains what those songs really meant. And, Professor Benjamin Carp, reveals the untold story of The Great New York fire of 1776, one of the biggest mysteries of the Revolutionary War.
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Throughout the Independence Day Special from CBS News Radio, host Gil Gross will be hearing from author Neil King, who walked out his door on Capitol Hill and traveled on foot to New York City. His quest to discover America and examine the historical sites along his journey were captured in the book American Ramble. Then, Harvey J. Kaye, author of Thomas Paine and the Promise of America, examines one of the most remarkable political writers of the modern world and the greatest radical of a radical age. And Mary Elliott, from the National Museum of African American History and Culture, details what life was like for Black people during the creation and early days of “the Land of the Free.”
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Get ready because you're going to get the lowdown on everything grilling and barbecue this season. Plus digging deep into the name synonymous with treason and betrayal... Benedict Arnold.
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We take a deeper dive into the life of Francis "Swamp Fox" Marion. A look back at our very first president, George Washington. And ways to cool down during this summer season.
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We take a deep dive into everything pie plus a look back at the American Revolution.
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In this CBS News audio special, 60 Minutes presenter Lesley Stahl and Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein relive how their revelations exposed Nixon’s abuse of presidential power. CBS News is revealing the archives covering the break-in at the Watergate Hotel to mark the 50th anniversary of the Watergate scandal. Hear rare outtakes, exclusive archival interviews, and new firsthand accounts from both the Nixon administration as well as those who investigated the groundbreaking crime. Watergate: High Crimes in the White House is now available to stream on Paramount+.
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President Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. delivers the State of the Union to a Joint Session of Congress. Correspondent Steve Kathan anchors our coverage from CBS News headquarters in New York, joined by White House Correspondent Steven Portnoy, Correspondent Steve Dorsey on Capitol Hill, Political Consultant Leonard Steinhorn and a wide variety of CBS News Correspondents and consultants.
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CBS Audio Network Presents: MLK DAY 2022: A Three-hour Special hosted by Nina Turner
Nina Turner, an American educator and former Ohio state senator, examines the influences that shaped Rev. King's activism as a global champion of human rights.The show will include Author and filmmaker Priyanka Kumar on how Mahatma Gandhi inspired King to pursue the path of nonviolence in his civil rights leadership; Clayborne Carson, director of the Martin Luther King, Jr., Research and Education Institute at Stanford University discussing King's relationship with his parents and how they how they helped to formulate Rev. King's calling; and King Biographer Richard Lischer examines the formative years that Rev. King spent at the Crozer Theological Seminary, where he became class president of the majority white student body . In addition, we will unearth the rare audio recordings made by celebrated author Robert Penn Warren with dozens of influential Civil Rights leaders in 1964, capturing the thoughts of King's contemporaries like Malcolm X and James Baldwin.
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CBS Audio Network Presents: MLK DAY 2022: A Three-hour Special hosted by Nina Turner
Nina Turner, an American educator and former Ohio state senator, examines the influences that shaped Rev. King's activism as a global champion of human rights.The show will include Author and filmmaker Priyanka Kumar on how Mahatma Gandhi inspired King to pursue the path of nonviolence in his civil rights leadership; Clayborne Carson, director of the Martin Luther King, Jr., Research and Education Institute at Stanford University discussing King's relationship with his parents and how they how they helped to formulate Rev. King's calling; and King Biographer Richard Lischer examines the formative years that Rev. King spent at the Crozer Theological Seminary, where he became class president of the majority white student body . In addition, we will unearth the rare audio recordings made by celebrated author Robert Penn Warren with dozens of influential Civil Rights leaders in 1964, capturing the thoughts of King's contemporaries like Malcolm X and James Baldwin.
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CBS Audio Network Presents: MLK DAY 2022: A Three-hour Special hosted by Nina Turner
Nina Turner, an American educator and former Ohio state senator, examines the influences that shaped Rev. King's activism as a global champion of human rights.The show will include Author and filmmaker Priyanka Kumar on how Mahatma Gandhi inspired King to pursue the path of nonviolence in his civil rights leadership; Clayborne Carson, director of the Martin Luther King, Jr., Research and Education Institute at Stanford University discussing King's relationship with his parents and how they how they helped to formulate Rev. King's calling; and King Biographer Richard Lischer examines the formative years that Rev. King spent at the Crozer Theological Seminary, where he became class president of the majority white student body . In addition, we will unearth the rare audio recordings made by celebrated author Robert Penn Warren with dozens of influential Civil Rights leaders in 1964, capturing the thoughts of King's contemporaries like Malcolm X and James Baldwin.
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Legendary singer Judy Collins joins Gil Gross to talk about her career and the making of her beloved Christmas Albums. Gil explains how an obscure Scottish Folk Song became the theme song of New Year's Eve. And, we'll learn how the colorful Poinsettia became part of our holiday decorations.
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Gil Gross discusses with Washington Post Chief Film Critic Ann Hornaday the Winter Holiday season of blockbuster movies. Dr. Julianne Malveaux shares with us the traditions of Kwanzaa. And, Elizabeth Graves, Editor-in-Chief of Martha Stewart Living, explains how we can make the holidays more enjoyable without stressing about the preparations.
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For the Winter Holiday Special from CBS, Gil Gross learns the true story of Saint Nicholas and discovers how Saint Nick became Jolly Old Santa. We'll also hear how the Costanzas celebrate their very own winter holiday -- a Festivus for the rest of us" on the iconic sitcom, Seinfeld . And, musicologist Joe Bennett explains what goes into Christmas songs that makes us love them so much.
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CBS News Radio recounts, in narrative form, but also via interviews and other sound, where we are today and how one day changed the security, travel, education and lives of so many Americans.
Anchored by CBS News Radio correspondent Steve Kathan.
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CBS News Radio recounts, in narrative form, but also via interviews and other sound, where we are today and how one day changed the security, travel, education and lives of so many Americans.
Anchored by CBS News Radio correspondent Steve Kathan.
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CBS News Radio presents live, anchored coverage of President Biden's press conference after his summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Geneva, Switzerland.
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Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are officially sworn into office on the very steps the pro-Trump riots took place on just two weeks ago. Harris makes history as the FIRST female Vice President. Listen to our inauguration coverage anchored by CBS News Correspondent Steven Portnoy, who was joined by correspondents, Steve Dorsey, Cami McCormick, Allison Keyes, former CBS News Radio White House Correspondent Peter Maer,Political Analyst Professor Leonard Steinhornand many others.
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In this hour of the "CBS News MLK Special," hosted by CBS News Political Contributor Jamal Simmons, We hear from Dr. Lawrence Carter, who is the Dean of the Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel at Morehouse College. Paul Woodhull talks to Grammy award-winning composer Christian McBride about his composition "The Movement Revisited: A Musical Portrait of Four Icons." And we look back on an interview with "Selma" actor David Oyelowo, on his experience portraying someone influential.
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In this hour of the "CBS News MLK Special," hosted by CBS News Political Contributor Jamal Simmons, Paul Woodhull's exclusive interview with Dr. Clayborne Carson, Director of the MLK Institute at Stanford University. The interview was recorded in real time as the insurrectionists were storming the Capitol. Reverend Jim Wallis, founder and ambassador of the social justice organization Sojourners, speaks with Bishop Michael Curry, the head of the Episcopal Church about the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King's beloved community. And Jamal Simmons looks back on how the world found out about Dr. King's assassination from Walter Cronkite on the CBS Evening News.
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In this hour of the "CBS News MLK Special," hosted by CBS News Political Contributor Jamal Simmons, CBS News Special Correspondent James Brown looks at one of King's most memorable sermons “Knock at Midnight” that has a special resonance today. We'll have Mike Wallace’s exclusive "60 Minutes" interview with Coretta Scott King and the King family just months after Rev. King was assassinated.
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Amy Conway, Editor in Chief at Martha Stewart Living shares her thoughts on how to have a healthy 2021. Washington Post Chief Movie Critic Ann Hornaday on Modern Holiday Movies. Washington Post Chief Movie Critic Ann Hornaday on Classic Holiday Movies. Jo Becker, the advocacy director of the children's rights division at Human Rights Watch, explains how you can align your values with your gift-giving. And CBS Correspondent Imtiaz Tyab reports on Christmas in Palestine 2020.
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People Magazine's Digital Editor Zoe Ruderman looks at the year in pop culture. Mike Boxer, the musical director of the Jewish acapella group Six-13 talks about their Chanukah songs that are set to contemporary music, including Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody. Kelly Navies, Oral Historian at the National Museum of African American History and Culture, explains the history and tradition of Kwanzaa. Haylee Bergeland, Editor at Pet Health and behavior, outlines ways we can keep the holidays stress-free for our pets. And CBS Correspondent Steve Hartmann helps Sant navigate through a Zoom Christmas.
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Historian Mark Forsyth explains the origins of our Christmas traditions. Conductor Harry Christophers discusses the global phenomenon of Handel's Messiah. Rev. Jim Wallis analyzes the angels' message of Peace on Earth and how we can apply it today. Food activist Billy Shore discusses the War on Hunger during COVID-19 and the holidays. And CBS Correspondent Nikki Batiste shares the heart-warming story of a little girl who wanted Santa to find her best friend for Christmas.
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Do you think you know the story of Thanksgiving? Anchor Gil Gross puts your knowledge to the test in this hour of the CBS Audio Thanksgiving Special. What really happened when the Mayflower arrived 400 years ago. Just like the parade and football, the National Dog Show has become a Thanksgiving tradition for millions, Gross speaks with host John O'Hurley. And do you need to pair the wine with every course? Tips for stocking you Thanksgiving bar.
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You have heard of Uncle Sam but how about Aunt Sammy? In this hour of the CBS Audio Thanksgiving Special, Gil Gross introduces you to the woman who delivered recipes over the radio, a hundred years ago. And they were the tribe who broke bread with the pilgrims at what is considered the first Thanksgiving, Gross speaks with Mashpee Wampanoag historian David Weeden.
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Ever notice there is very little Thanksgiving music? Arlo Guthrie's Alice's Restaurant is the most popular song tied to the holiday and it is only loosely attached to the fourth Thursday in November. In this hour of the CBS Audio Thanksgiving Special, Gil Gross has the story of the unlikely hit. And a sit down with Mary Chapin Carpenter, one of the few artists with music dedicated to the holiday.
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On this week's edition of"America: Changed Forever," how the President's COVID diagnosis is changing the Trump administration. Gil Gross catches up with CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett for the latest from the White House. And did the Vice Presidential debate change anything for voters? A conversation with political analyst Dan Schnur.
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In this week’s ‘America: Changed Forever’, President Trump tests positive for COVID-19, Gil Gross talks with CBS News Radio Correspondent Steven Portnoy about what changes this may mean for the White House and the election. And will debates change after this week’s show down in Cleveland? Gross poses the question tp Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett.
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This weekend on a very special episode of America: Changed Forever, we will examine the life and legacy of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. The one-hour program will be hosted by Gil Gross. We’ll have an exclusive interview with Betsy West, the director of the critically-acclaimed and award-winning documentary "RBG." We will hear from legal scholars about why her seat should or should not be filled before the coming inauguration. And we will hear Justice Ginsburg herself in exclusive interviews with CBS News.
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In this week's America: Changed Forever, are we truly 'changed forever?' Anchor Gill Gross speaks with Pulitzer Prize winning health author Laurie Garrett about a coronavirus vaccine and if it will truly get us back to "normal." And a look coronavirus protections against evictions and if they are helping tenants stay in their homes.
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On this week's episode of America: Changed Forever, millions of children could go hungry this academic year without access to school provided meals. 2020 has seen an increase in hurricanes and wildfires. Is extreme weather here to stay? Anchor Gil Gross talks with CBS News Climate Specialist Jeff Berardelli. And a look at the new book that drove the headlines this week, Bob Woodward's "Rage."
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In this week’s America: Changed Forever, the CDC tells states to be ready for a vaccine by November 1. Is it political or is relief around the corner? In the wake of Coronavirus, American workers are not the only ones seeing rising debt, so is the government. Anchor Gil Gross checks in with Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger. And are college admissions changing? A look at why a California court is ordering the state’s university system to stop its use of the SAT and ACT.
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In this week's episode of America: Changed Forever, a week in sports like no other. Games across all leagues were postponed as players protest the shooting of Jacob Blake. Anchor Gil Gross takes a look at how racial injustice has changed professional sports. And would you drive hundreds of miles just to get to an airport? That could be reality in parts of the US in the wake of Coronavirus. CBS News Travel Editor Peter Greenberg joins Gil to discuss the changes to the airline industry.
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On this weeks ‘America: Changed Forever”, a look at the changes coming to College Football this year as some of the big names in the NCAA will not be on the gridiron. And it has been billed by many as the unconventional convention. Host Gil Gross discusses this week’s Democratic National Convention with CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett.
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On this week's edition of America: Changed Forever, getting to know Joe Biden's running mate. Host Gil Gross speaks with Joe Garofoli, lead political reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle, about California Senator Kamala Harris. Plus, nationally-syndicated columnist and author Ilyce Glink joins the show to discuss the surprising housing market.
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On this week's episode of America: Changed Forever, will working from home be a permanent change? How coronavirus has impacted the work force and the notion of the work day. And where are we with a coronavirus vaccine? Anchor Gil Gross takes a look at the COVID crystal ball with Dr. Peter Jay Hotez of Baylor College of Medicine. Oh, and remember murder hornets...
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On this week's episode of "America: Changed Forever", a look at how our economy has changed since March. New GDP numbers out Friday were the worst in modern history. Anchor Gil Gross looks at the economic tea leaves with CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger. And how will going to the movies change post COVID? A discussion with Washington Post film critic Ann Hornaday.
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With less than 100 days until the presidential election, CBSN explores the state of the race in a special hour of “Red and Blue” anchored by Elaine Quijano.
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This week on a Special Edition of 'America Changed Forever: The Life and Legacy of John Lewis,' an hour focusing on a man who changed American history - civil rights icon Rep. John Lewis. Anchor Gil Gross is joined by CBS News Correspondent Allison Keyes in Washington to tell the story of how a boy from Troy, Alabama became the youngest speaker during the 1963 March on Washington, led the march from Selma to Montgomery two years later and became the 'conscience of the Congress.' Interviews include Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, Civil Rights Icon Ambassador Andrew Young and Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch III.
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On this week's episode of America: Changed Forever, how will housing be changed by COVID? A look at the eviction crisis happening in the virus' wake and a discussion with Dr. Ben Carson, the United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development. And a listen back to this week's CBS News exclusive interview with President Trump.
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On this week's episode of America: Changed Forever, how will school be changed in the wake of Coronavirus? Gil Gross speaks with the President of the National Education Association about keeping students and teachers healthy in the fall. Unemployment numbers are improving but what does that mean for the economy? And a look at the changing names of sports teams.
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On this week's episode of America: Changed Forever, the controversial idea of 'defunding the police.' Plus: the spike in temperatures above 100 degrees in the Arctic circle. Host Gil Gross speaks with Greg Pemberton, the Chairman of the Washington, D.C. Police Union. And, a chat with CBS News Meteorologist and Climate Scientist Jeff Berardelli.
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Celebrate America's birthday with CBS Audio's 4th of July special! Host Gil Gross examines the decades long friendship of the two founding fathers, Benjamin Franklin and George Washington. Washington Post film critic Ann Hornaday shares her favorite patriotic movies. Plus: the amazing comeback story of our nation’s beloved symbol, the bald eagle.
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On this week's episode of America: Changed Forever, the changing attitudes towards statues across the world. A discussion with an art crime historian. What will happen in Congress with police reform? Host Gil Gross speaks with Jim McGovern, the House Rules Committee Chair on Police Reform. And as we see a spike in Coronavirus cases throughout the country, Gross catches up with Dr. David Hayes-Bautista of UCLA on what is behind the surge.
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On this week's episode of America: Changed Forever, a discussion about race and the significance of Juneteenth with Civil Rights Leader Nina Turner. How has our economy changed in the wake of Coronavirus? Host Gil Gross talks with Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger about where we go from here. And a look at Beijing and the Chinese capital's recent spike in COVID cases. Gross speaks with CBS News Asia Correspondent Ramy Inocencio.
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As the world changes so do we. 'Coronavirus: Changed Forever' is now 'America: Changed Forever.' Each week, host Gil Gross will take a look at how the week's headlines are shifting our country and how live. On this week's episode, the politics behind taking down confederate statues and a discussion with the man pushing congress to change the name of the Robert E. Lee House. And years after becoming the standard in policing, have body cameras changed anything?
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Justice For All -- A CBS News Primetime Special exploring the national fury over racism and brutality in policing in the wake of George Floyd's death.
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On this week's episode of 'Coronavirus: Changed Forever,' a look at how the death of George Floyd has changed the worldforever. And how has COVID changed the lives of health care workers? Host Gil Gross talks with an emergency medicine expert about what is happening to the responders on the front lines.
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On this week's episode of 'Coronavirus: Changed Forever,' what can you do if you are at risk of foreclosure during the coronavirus pandemic? Host Gil Gross speaks with a mortgage expert about the options for homeowners. And when you return to the office, will you be breathing clean air? Those stories and a look at what lessons we learned from the 1918 pandemic.
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On this week's episode of 'Coronavirus: Changed Forever,' a look back at a 60 Minutes profile of the 'virus hunters'. Through the lens of Coronavirus, the 2004 piece serves as a fascinating look of what was to come in 2020. And feeding those left hungry in the time of COVID, Host Gil Gross speaks with Billy Shore of Share our Strength.
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On this week's episode of 'Coronavirus: Changed Forever,' a look at whats ahead in our fight to stop the Coronavirus. Host Gil Gross speaks with UMASS Dartmouth Professor Erin Bromage about the spread of Coronavirus as states begin to reopen. And is it okay to stop exercising when you are stuck at home? Gross finds out from Shape Magazine.
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On this week's episode of 'Coronavirus: Changed Forever,' what will travel be like after coronavirus? Host Gil Gross speaks with the Editor-in-Chief of Travel and Leisure Magazine. And a leading Emergency Medical Doctor tells Gross opening the economy too soon could trigger "an explosion" of a second coronavirus wave and overwhelm the health care system.
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On this week's new episode of 'Coronavirus: Changed Forever', a focus on the economy. Host Gil Gross speaks with former United States Deputy Secretary of Labor Chris Lu and CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger for a discussion on what a Coronavirus recession may look like and what the future holds for states, businesses and industries impacted by the pandemic
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On this week's new episode of Coronavirus: Changed Forever, host Gil Gross once again provides thoughtful analysis and perspective with insight from United Way CEO Brian Gallagher discussing philanthropy during the crisis, consumer advocate Elisabeth Leamy talking about the stimulus package and more.
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On this week's episode of CBS Audio's Coronavirus: Changed Forever, host Gil Gross speaks with radio reporter Alice Stockton-Rossini about the heartbreaks of COVID-19's attacks on her family. Plus: CBS News Medical Contributor Dr. Tara Narula on the courage of EMTS working on the frontlines, Dr. Jen Hartstein on psychological health during social isolation and more.
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On this week's episode of Coronavirus: Changed Forever, host Gil Gross talks to CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett about what's really going on in the daily White House briefings. Plus: Gross talks to a tech journalist from Recode who has been exposing scam artists trying to profit off of societal anxiety, and a Washington Post film critic breaks down the Hollywood hit 'Contagion.'
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CBS Audio presents a special program focusing on the impact that the coronavirus has had on American society and what comes next in our fight against the virus. Host Gil Gross interviews legendary sportscaster James Brown, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Laurie Garrett and biotech executive Jim Greenwood and more to discuss potential solutions to the current situation.
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CBS Audio presents a special program focusing on the coronavirus pandemic. The show is hosted by Gil Gross and includes interviews with CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger, medical expert Dr. Leana Wen and more.
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Legendary broadcaster James Brown hosts CBS News Radio's MLK Special. Secretary Colin Powell talks about the inspiration he received from Dr. King and NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabaar talks about King's enduring legacy. In addition, a little known story of Jackie Robinson and King, and Walter Cronkite's coverage of the assassination on the CBS Evening News.
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