A very sad revelation. NPR Senior News Analyst Daniel Schorr doesn't see much hope for bipartisanship in negotiations over the Bush budget. Commentator Andre Codrescu hires an actual person from Ohio to chronicle all the things that happen in the French Quarter. Commentator Matthew Rothschilde says the battle over the estate tax is just a money grab by the wealthiest Americans. Rothschilde is editor of the Progressive Magazine in Madison, Wisconsin.
More people look to the Web for information about religion than for auctions or online banking.
Commentator Steve Waldman thinks that this is because the internet offers anonimity. For just 100-dollars, you too can risk your life. The song heard during this interview is called Sligo River Blues. It's from John Fahey's first record, Blind Joe Death, recorded in 1959. Youth Radio's Belia Meyeno Choy reports from Berkeley, Calif., on the new look of cheerleading.