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March 13, 2010
The story of women in the ultimate "Man's World" - working first in the labs
and then the Shuttle crew cabins of NASA. Told in the first person, these
stories explore the experiences of NASA's first woman engineers and
scientists and its first astronauts. It also tells the fascinating story of
a group of women pilots who, in the early 1960s, were led to believe that
they would be America's first women astronauts and were given the exact same
physical tests as the Mercury astronauts. The program is narrated by Eileen
Collins, the first woman commander of a Space Shuttle.
March 12, 2010
Food writers Max Jacobson and John Curtas join us again. They bring
us a preview of "Vegas Uncork'd" and find out what it's like keeping an
eye on the seventeen (!) restaurants at Aria. Then they go head-to-head
in another round of "Eat It or Beat It."
But first, Mayor Oscar Goodman wants to fire every city employee and then rehire them for a shorter work week.
That's just one idea the mayor has floated as a solution the city's $70,000,000 budget deficit if the city's unions dont agree to wage concessions.
And the biannual Neon Reverb Music Festival is taking place this week around downtown Las Vegas. We talk with Las Vegas City Life Arts and Entertainment Editor, Mike Prevatt about the can't miss performances this weekend and the budding indie music scene in Las Vegas.
The Mayor and City Manager Betsy Fretwell will join us to take your phone calls and emails about the city's plan that could see up 146 people lose their jobs.
March 11, 2010
He's flown F-16s and other fighter jets. He's run an air force base, a test range and a solar facility. And it turns out he's a 5-time champion on Jeopardy. The commander of Nellis Air Force Base joins us for a look back at his time in Las Vegas and the Air Force's role in the current war.
Then, dead men tell no tales... but their bodies do. Clark County Coroner Mike Murphy steps into our studios to talk about corpses, and how he solves the mysteries of how they died. Tune in, as we find out what goes on in the morgue.
And, it's a real conspiracy. But the main players in the medical mafia case have all pleaded guilty to lesser charges to avoid the conspiracy charges. But who are these men and how did they come to be trying to rig the medical malpractice business in Southern Nevada?
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