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6:16
Dr. Gary Small, director of the UCLA Longevity Center, on the fear of Alzheimer's and whether that fear is justified.
12:50
Lobbyist Matt Knabe appears to be benefiting from having dad Don Knabe on the L.A. County Board of Supervisors.
5:57
Karen Golinski is one of the plaintiffs suing the federal government over the Defense of Marriage Act. Madeleine interviews Golinski and her wife.
6:12
Madeleine talks to Automobile Magazine's Jamie Kitman about what's hot at this year's L.A. Auto Show.
5:24
Book reviewer and proprietor of Libros Schmibros David Kipen stopped by the studio to give us his literary holiday picks.
6:53
Author Peggy Orenstein talks to Madeleine about the role of gender-specific toys in children's social development, and how companies are taking advantage or those separations.
6:36
Tired of seeing the lack of admirable female characters in children's TV and film, the actor took her fight for gender equality to Hollywood, and people have been listening.
9:22
The affluent city of Costa Mesa has found a way of dealing with its homeless population, but activists say it's just wrong.
6:06
Earlier this week, there was a lot of excitement that NASA's rover Curiosity had discovered evidence of organic compounds on Mars.
8:14
The principal at Garfield High, made famous by the success of math teacher Jaime Escalante, figures you can't help a student who isn't there. His strategy may be working.
6:45
Hollywood character actor Stephen Tobolowsky drops in to talk about his new book of essays "The Dangerous Animals Club," and some other perilous encounters.
9:43
"Gay conversion therapy" will soon be made illegal for minors in California. We look at some who still say it works, and some who say it doesn't.
