Archives for January 2013

“I have regretted never complaining to the hospital and to the doctor who caused great pain and suffering.”

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“Producers live in a world where anything and everything could be a show. Be careful because this quickly can become a real pathology and it is contagious.”

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“By failing to halt the middle-class shrinkage, the argument goes, the U.S. could allow itself to become a two-tiered society of rich and poor. Declares M.I.T. Economics Professor Lester Thurow: ‘Wherever one looks, one now finds rising inequality.'”

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“We can now watch these high-charged, emotive narratives as we once read novels, in long sittings, without regard for a television network’s schedule.”

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If you haven’t noticed already, we really love science here on The Daily Circuit, so we thought we’d kick off 2013 with a week of shows and segments on our favorite topic. On Monday at 11, we’ll kick things off with a discussion based on a story from the latest edition of National Geographic: What Read more →

“Left unchecked, the trend threatens not only to offset the progress the United States has made on gender and racial equality but also to usher in a future of deep and hardened class divisions.”

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