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  • Jack McCallum looks back on his meeting with LeBron James early in his career as the basketball legend prepares to join the Philadelphia 76ers.
  • Rachel Leon talks about one of the figures who helped build one of the Lehigh Valley region's major industrial identities .
  • Rachel Leon talks about the man behind the founding of Lehigh University, whose name you can still see on buildings around the campus and Lehigh Valley.
  • Jack McCallum argues Caitlin Clark's arrival exposed the WNBA's unpreparedness — and it's time to stop treating the league as a drama and watch it as pro basketball.
  • An American banker who ran one of Russia's largest TV networks is fired by the state-owned company that owns the network. Some media analysts suggest Boris Jordan was dismissed for NTV's aggressive reporting, particularly during the Chechen rebel raid in October. NPR's Lawrence Sheets reports.
  • Jordan's King Abdullah vows to hunt down those responsible for Wednesday's suicide bombings in the capital of Amman. Hundreds of protesters condemn the prime suspect in the attacks, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the Jordanian-born militant and al Qaeda leader.
  • President Bush wraps up the NATO summit in Latvia, where the focus has been on Afghanistan, and heads to Jordan for talks with Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki.
  • Ken Jordan and Scott Kirkland recently released a new self-titled Crystal Method album, the majority of which they recently performed live on KCRW. Watch "Over It," featuring Dia Frampton on vocals.
  • Jordan Peele hosts the new Twilight Zone series streaming on CBS All Access. Critic David Bianculli says the reboot of the cult favorite misses the mark in most ways.
  • Broadcasters in many Muslim nations are refusing to run a series of TV ads meant to soften anti-American sentiment by profiling Muslims living in America. All Things Considered host Steve Inskeep talks with Rami Khouri, a syndicated political columnist in Jordan, about why the ads are unpopular.
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