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  • New Rules Mean More Benefits For Vets
    The Department of Veterans' Affairs has just eased the rules by which veterans can document stressors contributing to PTSD. The new regulations will lead to more disability claims and are applicable to all veterans. We explore the ramifications of the new regulations and what treatment is available for veterans in San Diego.
  • TSA officers give a demonstration of the first Advanced Imaging Technology unit at John F. Kennedy International Airport's Terminal 8 passenger security checkpoint on October 22, 2010 in the Queens borough of New York City.
    Security Protest Could Disrupt Thanksgiving Travel
    As if air travel over the Thanksgiving holiday isn't tough enough, it could be even worse this year: Airports could see even more disruptions because of a loosely organized Internet boycott of full-body scans.
  • Curbing Unsafe Sex Among Addicts
    People with drug and alcohol problems often times have unhealthy sex lives. Many engage in unsafe sex while under the influence. Kenny Goldberg talks about a local recovery program that teaches hea
  • Marines at Camp Pendleton
    9/11: Local Retired Marine Colonel Remembers
    9/11: A local retired Marine colonel remembers and continues helping San Diego military families.
  • Two of the three titular items of "A Woman, a Gun, and a Noodle Shop."
    Review: 'A Woman, a Gun, and a Noodle Shop'
    Zhang Yimou Goes Blood Simple
  • A VU Pioneer TX-9500 II. There are still people willing to drop a large chunk of their income on the best audio equipment available, says music professor Mark Katz. "That said," he adds, "the landscape — or perhaps soundscape — has changed."
    Whatever Happened To The Audiophile?
    Audiophiles talk about sound equipment and listening to music as if it were a religious experience. But in this time of iPods and MP3 players, such devotees of sound are harder and harder to find.
  • Fingerprinting For Food Stamps Under Scrutiny
    The Obama administration may be trying to mount a case against digital finger-imaging of federal food assistance applicants, a practice four states are implementing in order to combat fraud. Anti-hunger workers say it discriminates against the country's poor.
  • Students at the Integral School practice mediation and yoga during the regular school day.
    Unconventional School Focuses On Students' 'Inner Being'
    A group of enlightened San Diego youngsters are practicing ancient disciplines that most people don’t discover until later in life. They’re doing yoga and meditation at a private school in La Jolla. They study traditional subjects but they also focus on their "inner being."
  • La Jolla Students Compete In International Science And Engineering Fair
    Some of the smartest high school students in the world are competing in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in San Jose this week, and two of them are from our own backyard. Morning Edition host Pam Davis spoke with La Jolla students Aaron Schild and Rafael Cosman.
  • Keeping Watch Over Synthetic Biology
    What are the benefits and downsides of synthetic biology? We'll explore the ethical issues that arise as part of our monthly ethics segment.
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