Host Ken Bader speaks with two band members of the Scottish indie-pop sextet, "Camera Obscura." Tracyanne Campbell is the group's lead singer and songwriter. Kenny McKeeve handles guitar chores.

For our Geo Quiz we were looking for the state that's hosting a major international sheepdog competition, the Soldier Hollow Sheepdog Championship. The answer is Utah, and competitors from as far away as New Zealand are there to show off their sheep-herding skills. Reporter Beth Hoffman sent us this audio postcard.

Host Ken Bader reads from letters from our listeners.

Where in the world will we go today?

Two years after the massacre in Beslan, many survivors and families of the victims are still in need of psychological counseling. Host Ken Bader talks with Lilia Chibisenkova, a counselor with the Russian Red Cross.

It was two years report today when armed Chechen militants stormed a school in the southern Russian town of Beslan and took 1,200 people hostage. Russian forces responded and when it was over, 332 people were dead. We have two reports examining the aftermath of Beslan, beginning with a look at the war on terror according to Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Host Ken Bader interviews Laura Poitras, director of the documentary "My Country, My Country." The film follows an Iraqi doctor, who's also a Sunni candidate for office, during the run-up to the January 2005 elections in Iraq.

Correspondent Derek Stoffel follows up on the alleged terrorist plot recently foiled by Canadian authorities

Correspondent Kate Seelye reports on the United Nations peacekeepers who are already in south Lebanon. They are members of the existing UN force who were in the area before the war between Israel and Hezbollah started. Now they are preparing for the arrival of new international forces to implement the UN-brokered cease-fire.

The Palestinian territories are in line to receive $500 million dollars in aid from the international community. Host Ken Bader gets reaction from Yasser Toshtash who lives in Gaza and works for the humanitarian group, World Vision, and from the BBC's Alan Johnstone in the West Bank.