All Things Considered Every weekday, All Things Considered hosts Ailsa Chang, Audie Cornish, Mary Louise Kelly and Ari Shapiro present the program's trademark mix of news, interviews, commentaries, reviews, and offbeat features. Michel Martin hosts on the weekends.
Past Shows
Sri Lanka's Ondachchimadam, After the Tsunami
Gladly Saying Farewell to 2005
Haiti Pressed to Hold Oft-Delayed Elections
Libya Overturns Convictions in HIV Infection Case
Glass Shape Can Affect Amount of Alcohol Poured
Fundraising Lessons from a Year of Tragedy
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A Season of Uncertainty for Christians in Iraq
Delivering Messages from Home to U.S. Soldiers in Iraq
Intelligent Design Supporters Vow to Fight On
Child Victims of Tsunami Still Struggling to Recover
Exploring the Life of Adventurer Norman Vaughan
The Oil that Fueled the Hanukkah Miracle
Mysteries of Olive Oil Production Explained
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Rain Cuts Christmas Crowds in Bethlehem
Prison Term for Mubarak Foe 'Troubles' White House
Alito to Face Queries on Executive Power Stance
Accounting for Katrina's Missing Children
Katrina Tax Break a Boon to Charities
Crafts Chain Corners Fair-Trade Market
The Eternal Genius of Handel
'Worse Than Yours' Shows Bad Is a 'Relative' Term
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Daschle Says Congress Did Not Approve U.S. Wiretaps
Political Roundup: The Week in Politics
Users Find Ways Around Anti-Copying CD Technology
Losing My Music, Or When Good Hard Drives Go Bad
Congress Creates Lawsuit Shield for Vaccine Makers
Last Shaker Community Maps Out Future
Remembering the Lost Tradition of Quartet Contests
Joan Nathan: An Exotic Holiday Feast
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