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http://76.12.72.97/wfae/audio/CT20071114.mp3 In the first part of the show, Georgia Engel is the guest. She's in town for the Blumenthal Performing Arts…

"Outside" sets the tone for Injury Reserve's deeply claustrophobic, delightfully warped experimental hip-hop album.

Booster shots begin rolling out. Employees leave jobs or are fired as vaccine mandates go into effect.

Author Gideon Defoe talks about his series of pirate books. The books tell the story of a pirate from the 1800s -- only with Post-its, dental floss, and trips to Vegas.

Delightfully weird, minimalist and dark, Alex G's got a knack for making good fortune sound dangerous.

The Austin punk band's instantly replayable "Black Clouds" bounces with a coiffured (but no less reckless) joie de vivre.

On its debut double album, Valley of Weights throws a haymaker into the contemporary psych scene.

Russia begins military drills. Pneg Shuai walks her story back.

Laptops are shut, writers' rooms are empty, and filming is dark in Hollywood.

Following the poisoning of former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko, British authorities are following a trail of radioactive contamination. Litvinenko died from the effects of absorbing a rare radioactive element, Polonium 210.

Colorado Supporting Our Troops sends care packages to members of the military. The boxes contain everything from lip balm to licorice.

The Canadian duo brought melancholy lyrics and guitar expertise to KCRW's studio.

Watch the Algerian band with ties to Tinariwen play "Tarha Tadagh" live for KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic.

The Twin Cities alt-country singer is joined by Nikki Lane for a gorgeous Neil Young cover.

The debut single by Chicago singer Genevieve Schatz is the one new tune the entire All Songs Considered crew loved before heading down to SXSW.

Journalist Michael Pollan's new book, The Omnivore's Dilemma, follows industrial food, organic food, and food that consumers procure or hunt for themselves, from the source to the dinner plate.

Even if not successful at a particular moment in his life, Sondheim was always innovative.

Still reeling from the left shark in the Super Bowl halftime show? Check out this Scottish oddball.

On "Special," a wounded pop-folk ballad, SZA staggers out of a failed relationship like a soldier out of a warzone, her words weary and her senses frazzled.

Parents are fuming after learning that 1.5 million of the popular Thomas the Tank Engine toys are being recalled. The toys, made in China, contain lead paint especially dangerous for children.