Cam Ward Audio & Video

[description] (NESN) Andy Brickley and Rick Middleton join Kathryn Tappen to discuss the lack of trades made by the Bruins on NHL trade deadline day.

[description] Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke shares some of his favorite music with All Songs Considered host Bob Boilen. The two talk about Radiohead's latest work, In Rainbows and listen to some of the artists Yorke admires, including German electronica group Modeselektor, rapper Madvillain, techno duo Autechre and more.

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[description] The Environmental Protection Agency has denied California a waiver to set its own (and the nation's first) greenhouse gas emissions standards for vehicles. Our guest is Juliet Eilperin of the Washington Post. Do you believe in God? Antonio Monda, a critic for the Italian newspaper "La Republica" posed that question to 18 well-known cultural figures including Saul Bellow, Grace Paley, Elie Weisel, and Jane Fonda. We talk with Monda about the answers he got and wrote about in his new book: "Do You Believe?, Conversations on God and Religion." How is it that Libertarian- leaning Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul can raise a record 6-million dollars in one day on the internet while he's at the bottom of national polls? We speak with Gail Chaddock,Christian Science Monitor correspondent who's been on the campaign trail with Ron Paul. A backstage visit to a rehearsal of "Amahl and The Night Visitors" by the Young Opera Company of New England brings back memories of the ori

[description] Live Earth founder Kevin Wall, Paste magazine editor Josh Jackson and musician Alejandro Escovedo talk about music's role in bringing about change. They join host Bob Boilen in examining the ways rock music has helped solve problems on both a global and personal level. Below are just a few of the countless songs that have helped make a difference.