Protecting Sources
Two reporters who refused to reveal their sources lost a federal court appeal last week. If their case reaches the Supreme Court, the decision rendered in Branzburg v. Hayes will likely be cited. We revisit this precedent with Kentucky judge Ed Schroering and professor Mark Feldstein, and explore the ramifications for journalists today.

Classical Music with Steve Smith - Part 1
Steve Smith, music editor of Time Out New York, serves up a classical pick, Banana Dump Truck, a new work for cello and orchestra by eclectic composer, guitarist Steven Mackey.

Reflections on Motherhood
In honor of Mother's Day, we visit with several women who are expecting a child, as they reflect on what motherhood means to them. Ellie Fridell struggled with fertility for years, and with an adoption imminent, suddenly became pregnant. She talks about rethinking her ideas of motherhood.

Weekend Weather
Weekend America's John Moe takes a look at weather patterns and Saturday happenings all across the country.

And, They're Off!
It's Derby Day in Louisville, Kentucky. We go live to Churchill Downs for a taste of history and tradition at the 131st run for the roses.

SCOTUS Short List: Part 2
First, we asked listeners to help us discern the must-have qualities for our next Supreme Court Justice. This week, we ask Mike Miller, an executive search consultant, and Adi Ignatius, an editor from Time Magazine, to come up with a short list of candidates. Find out who made the cut and why.

Classical Music with Steve Smith - Part 2
Steve Smith, music editor of Time Out New York, shares another classical pick. Rediscover romance in a new recording of Frank Bridge's string quartets.

Reflections on Motherhood
In honor of Mother's Day, we visit with several women who are expecting a child, as they reflect on what motherhood means to them. Author Alexandra Fuller, who grew up in Africa and had her first child there, ponders how motherhood will be different in her new home, a world away, in Wyoming.

Real Life Survivor
Earlier this week two teenaged boys were rescued after 6 days at sea. Most of us can only imagine what it must have been like for them. Deborah Kiley knows. Bill Radke finds out how her life changed after being lost at sea for five days, then Barbara Bogaev explores what all survivors have in common with clinical psychologist Susan Ko.

The Return of Tiki
Mai Tais, Polynesian artifacts, and exotic lounges were an early 20th century trend that reached the height of hip in the 50's and 60's. Now, Tiki is making a comeback. Alex Cohen takes us on a tour of the kitschy cultural tradition that's become all the rage, again.

Prom Stylin' with Mr. Mickey
Fashion guru and Paper Magazine editor, Mr. Mickey, shares stories about prom and gives tips on how to dress for the big night.

Reflections on Motherhood
In honor of Mother's Day, we explore the meaning of motherhood through the experiences of several women as they await the birth of their children. Tara McMillan knows the pain of losing a child. Her second pregnancy should be cause for celebration, but instead, she's consumed by fear and envy of other, happier mothers. She tells us what it's like to face the future carrying the burden of loss. Janine Kingston is having a baby later in life than she ever would have expected. With her oldest child in college, she reflects on how motherhood has evolved over the years.

Music Class, Life Lessons
As music education gets the squeeze in public schools, non-profits like the New York Pops Orchestra try to pick up the slack with free lessons through their Salute the Music program. WA correspondent Jonathan Mitchell looks in on a group of woodwind students and their teachers, who hope they'll learn lessons that last a lifetime.

Springtime, and Entertaining Is Easy
The season for outside entertaining has begun. But where's the best place to hang out with friends - on the porch, or in the garage? We talk to two people with very different views on the best use of their real estate.

Classical Music with Steve Smith - Part 3
Steve Smith, music editor of Time Out New York, shares his best classical picks including an ambitious new recording of a complete cycle of Bach's Cantatas from conductor and early music specialist, John Eliot Gardiner.

Reflections on Motherhood
In honor of Mother's Day, we explore the meaning of motherhood through the eyes of a woman awaiting the birth of a child. Jacqueline Cranford is an attorney who's pushing 40 and working 15 hours a day. Now that she's pregnant, she ponders the many ways her life and priorities will change.