The Kojo Nnamdi Show

St. Louis. Cincinnati. Memphis. Pittsburgh. Decades after the government deregulated the airline industry, these are some cities still feeling the pinch. How local economies feel the impact of airports and airline industry travel patterns.

In the wake of a recent controversy at the public radio show "This American Life," we explore the blurry lines between performance art and journalism.

From chain stores to hotels, people are realizing that with a few well-chosen words they can reap big discounts. We explore the surprising places people are negotiating better prices prices.

We explore evolving approaches to organizational diversity, beyond old debates about "racial preferences"...

For years, headlines have detailed the decline of the American Farmer. But when you combine the popularity of farmers' markets with the passion of the locavore movement, and add in a tough economy with high unemployment -- you find the...

How, when and where should kids learn about money? Is it the parents' job - or the schools? And how people teach what they often don't know? With all eyes on the economy and rising concerns over whether Americans can manage their money, we look at the debate around new financial literacy requirements recently added to Virginia school curriculum - and being considered in Maryland.

How local economies in the US and around the globe are influenced by Standard & Poor’s, Fitch and Moody’s. Why some say the agencies, and their coveted Triple A rating determinations have too much power.