Car Talk's 20th Anniversary

Twenty years and thousands of phone calls later, Car Talk is still cruising [sputtering] in the fast lane. WBUR’s magazine Airwaves recently had a chance to sit down with the irrepressible [reprehensible] duo to discuss their anniversary, their feature on 60 Minutes and their plans for the future. [Or lack there of!]
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There are millions of unexploded landmines, bombs and grenades buried, often forgotten, around the world. Typically, military personnel clear these deadly hazards. But now civilians are being trained to detect them at an Oak Ridge facility. Meet the latest class of Unexploded Ordinance Technicians.
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At midnight on May 1st, the Tennessee Department of Transportation completely closed down a one-mile section of I-40 just east of downtown Knoxville. The strip of highway between Hall of Fame Drive and the James White Parkway will be completely rebuilt over the next 14 months. WUOT’s Matt Shafer Powell sat down with TDOT’s Travis Brickey to discuss the challenges that lay ahead.

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Wednesday, May 7, 2008 --Last year, the Howard Baker Jr. Center for Public Policy created a position of Distinguished Fellow to energize discussion of US energy policy. Jerry Paul serves that role and is the guest on Wednesday's Dialogue. He’s an attorney and a nuclear engineer and was also Chief Operating Officer and Deputy Administrator of the US National Nuclear Security Administration.

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