British historian Simon Schama on America's future and his hopes that an Obama administration could transform America.
Sweden has a mix of electricity sources including 10 nuclear reactors.
The annual waves of live music swell the Victorian seaside town.
Near Dark, one of the early films of Kathryn Bigelow, the first woman to win the Oscar for Best Director.
Jewelled with beads of moisture, petals glisten with morning dewdrops.
An image from Pool contributor mountaingirl
ABC Religion's blog explores questions of belief, meaning and truth, and the contemporary profile of atheism, through the Global Atheist Convention
Explore the possibilities of writing a performance work for radio.
ABC Dig Music wants you to exercise your photographic skills as part of their Bluesfest coverage.
Join in the discussion about French films and have the chance to win CDs or French language lessons.
A series of free forums discussing the links between work and words.
Given current political moves in Canberra, now's probably a very good time to whack on the 3-D glasses and watch the new Alice in Wonderland.
How do we get beyond an instinctive tendency towards hierarchy ponders one listener to All in the Mind
I have been thinking about 'the pecking order' and bullying. Early in human social development, sorting out this kind of social dominance would have been a survival issue, so I guess the tendency to do this is somewhat hard-wired into our brains - but obviously at great cost to those lower on the pecking order.
Lamborghinis and Ferraris are just some of the luxury cars on display at the Adelaide 500.