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Three of our favorite segments from the week in case you missed them: Gloria Steinem (First) | Biased Banking (Starts at 20:12) | What We Fear (Starts at 42:08) (article)
Looking at the Trans-Pacific Partnership; Houston voters reject an equal rights ordinance; the fate of immigrant children in the U.S.; the entire light spectrum; Congressman Jim Himes. (episode)
Houston voters recently rejected an equal rights ordinance that would have provided more protections for gay and transgender people. Hear how referendums can take away protection rights.
The full text of the Trans-Pacific Partnership has been released - and it's over 2,000 pages long. A closer look at what's in it.
The government created a program to help Central American children whose parents are already here come legally - but there's a lot of red tape involved.
Kimberly Arcand and Megan Watzke from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory talk about their new book that covers all of light from radio waves at one end to gamma waves on the other.
U.S. Congressman Jim Himes (representing Connecticut's 4th District) connects his job in Washington with the people he represents and offers his view on the Trans-Pacific Partnership.