Today on the show, we'll take a look at the continued protests in Venezuela. Then, the challenges in translating "Breaking Bad" for a Spanish-language audience. Plus, UC Berkeley hires its first Wikipedian in residence, Cal Poly reacts to its unexpected win, and much more.
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• 5:29
The Obama administration is pulling out all the stops to appeal to young invincibles as its key March 31st Affordable Care Act deadline approaches. Apparently that means cat GIFs - lots and lots of cat GIFs.
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• 3:31
The evolution of the Internet has led to all sorts of interesting possibilities for employment. These days you can earn your keep as a blogger, you can make cash serving as a juror in a virtual court case.
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• 7:16
It's time for another installment of Take Two's weekly sports talk. We take a look at Phil Jackson's new role as the president of the New York Knicks, the Dodgers and more.
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• 4:55
After last November's deadly shooting at LAX, officials have been looking into what they could have been done better.
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• 12:11
Boy George spoke with A Martinez about the new album, overcoming his drug addiction and introducing a new sound to his already established audience.
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• 5:06
In Venezuela, tensions on are on the rise this week after government forces moved in to clear a plaza in the capitol that has become a focal point for protesters. The clashes have continued for six weeks now.
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• 5:48
A Spanish-language remake of "Breaking Bad" called "Metástasis" just wrapped up production in Colombia. Whether or not it'll live up to the acclaim of "Breaking Bad" remains to be seen.
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• 5:21
The arctic whale looks something like a unicorn of the sea, with a spindly tusk that can grow up to 9 feet long. This unusual appendage has been a focus of fascination and controversy for centuries.