Small Business Weathers the Recession
Owners of a butcher shop, a movie tourism service, and a bicycle manufacturer share the hard realities of staying afloat during the down economy.
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Friars of the South Bronx
Young men come from around the world to an unfamiliar indigent neighborhood to selflessly provide a homeless shelter, youth center, food and comfort. View
Firefly
Andy Swift's life revolves around the world of firefighting. But why is he so passionate about restoring antique fire engines?
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A New Beginning
She lost everything in Hurricane Katrina. Then volunteers built this Louisiana senior a new house, porch swing included.
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Testing Grounds
The latest industry being outsourced to India is clinical drug trials. Any number of tragic things can happen on the way to your medicine cabinet. View
Growing Up Online
Just how radically is the internet changing the experience of childhood? Can adults keep up with kids?
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Guitar Man
Meet Jimmy Foster, a self-taught guitar builder who makes more 7-string guitars than anyone else in the world.
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Dedicated to the Disabled
Once an Italian lawyer, Alberto Cairo now helps disabled Afghans live normally again with artificial limbs. He considers himself very lucky.
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One Man, Two Worlds
As a financial planner, Larry Ford helps his clients manage their wallets. As a shaman, he helps them tap into their spirituality. Voodoo economics? View
Her First Home Run
As Tom Hanks' character reminded his all-women's team in "A League of Their Own," there's no crying in baseball. Here's the exception.
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Without Warning
A soldier returned from Afghanistan tells his tale... and then we see the surprising rest of the story.
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At the Edge of Life
Palliative care provides a compassionate alternative to traditional medical rituals for these dying patients and their families.
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