Tonight: Conquering Geography
Watch part 2 of our series on aviation tonight at 8 pm on CBC-TV.

Listen Now: The Cause of Thunder
Carla Grant shares her joys and frustrations of living with her brilliant, but challenging son Eliot who has Asperger's Syndrome. This documentary won the Grand Award at the New York Festivals in 2006.

Everybody's Children
Fleeing to Canada from the Democratic Republic of Congo and Sierra Leone, Joyce and Sallieu arrive at the ages of 17 and 16, traumatized and alone in a country completely alien to them.

Sunday: Lady's Guide to Brothels
A campaign to legalize brothels follows two members of the Women's Institute in Britain on a fact-finding and often hilarious world tour of brothels and sex shops. Sunday August 23 at 10 pm ET/PT on CBC Newsworld

Text Like A Teen: Next on Spark
Winnipeg comedian Al Rae steps up to the challenge to send and receive 80 texts a day - just like his daughter.

Tonight: Rules of the Game
Since January 2002, more than 700 detainees have passed through the detention centre at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, including Canadian teenager Omar Khadr. "Rules of the Game" tackles the complicated questions surrounding the War on Terror and "Gitmo."
Wednesday, July 22nd at midnight and Friday, July 24th at 3 pm on Radio One.

Secrets of A Royal Marriage: Saturday
Tony Snowdon and Princess Margaret were the most iconic couple of the Swinging 1960s. She was the Diana of her day. He was one of Britain's greatest photographers. As one friend of the Snowdons' put it, "It was a fairy story". Sadly, it was a fairy story that came to a crashing end.

Tonight: Arctic Rush
Until recently, easy passage across the Arctic's frozen landscape remained the stuff of fantasy and fable. Who could afford - or risk - cutting through thousands of miles of ice to go from East to West? But, near the Canadian port of Churchill, one of the country's top arctic scientists, David Barber, from the University of Manitoba, is finding data that may change everything. Thursday at 9 pm on CBC-TV

Bardem among Spain's Goya winners
Pa Negre (Black Bread) swept Spain's top film awards Sunday, with the family drama taking nine Goya trophies, including best film.

AOL to buy Huffington Post in $315M deal
Online company AOL Inc. is buying the high-traffic website Huffington Post in a $315-million US deal.

Fishermen rescued after 10 days on B.C. island

Three fishermen stranded on a B.C. island for 10 days after their boat sank have been rescued.

Tragedy of the Space Shuttle - Monday
A penetrating look at the past and future of the space shuttle program through the lens of the Columbia accident. Monday July 20 at 10 pm ET/PT on CBC Newsworld

Wired for Sex, Lies and Power Trips: Tonight
Explores the impact the internet is having on teens attitudes towards sex.

Disease-resistant elms aim of Canadian research

Scientists at the University of Guelph are cloning elm trees they believe are resistant to Dutch elm disease, a fungus that has devastated the North American elm tree population.

Listen Online: My Sister is a Stripper
Emily Kirkham describes herself as your typical stay-at-home mum -- complete with 4 a.m. feedings for the baby and running after her preschooler the rest of the time. She envies her sister Jaclyn's more exotic life. Jaclyn is a stripper. Now, for the first time, Emily is going to watch her sister perform.

Tonight: Crash, the Next Depression
Will the economic meltdown trigger another Depression? Compares the current economic crash with the Crash of 1929 and how it was dealt with. Tuesday at 10 pm ET/PT on CBC Newsworld