Thursday, May 8, 2008
Minnesota Public Radio Stories
Mortgage meltdown under a microscope
Midday examines the mortgage crisis with Cheryl Peterson, manager of the Foreclosure Prevention Program at Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity, and tells the step-by-step story of one woman's financial fall.11:00 a.m.GuestsCheryl Peterson: manager of the Foreclosure Prevention Program at Twin Cities Habitat for HumanityMore from MPRMinnesota foreclosure bill faces veto threat (05/08/2008)Report warns of agriculture 'bubble' (05/06/2008)Report warns of agriculture 'bubble' (05/06/2008)Timeline of Faith Burns' decline into foreclosure (04/29/2008)A postmortem on a vacant home (05/05/2008)Minneapolis foreclosures - has the peak passed? (05/02/2008)Study predicts 28,000 Minn. foreclosures this year (04/30/2008)Minn. below national foreclosure average (04/29/2008)Resources
Juan Williams on presidential politics
After the primaries in North Carolina and Indiana, Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama has picked up more support from superdelegates and Hillary Clinton is facing renewed calls to step down. National Public Radio news analyst Juan Williams joins Midday to discuss the latest news on the presidential campaign trail.12:00 p.m.GuestsJuan Williams: National Public Radio news analyst and former White House reporter for the Washington PostMore from MPRExploring the partisan gap (05/08/2008)Obama pulls ahead in delegate count (05/07/2008)Faith and politics (04/30/2008)McCain's bridge remarks draw bipartisan criticism (05/01/2008)Resources
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