The Internet is a decade old! What will the next decade bring? Robots in Japan want your job, but they're only trying to be helpful. Warm weather in Europe hurting the ski season; a Swiss village is doing its part to combat global warming. Young women donating their eggs to older women. And sprinkled throughout the podcast, the digitally remixed music of the Beatles.

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Today's Global Hit follows musician Sally Nyolo from Paris back home to her native Cameroon to showcase the musicians of her native country.

Today's answer is the Ross Sea.

The World's Carol Zall reports on one of Scotland's languages which has only recently gained official recognition.

Itchy Coo Books
The Scots Language Centre
Online Scots dictionary

Where in the world will we go today?

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with New Jersey mayor Lawrence Chiaravallo about his creative approach to getting more money to help run his town. He appealed to the Kuwaiti government...and the Kuwaiti government responded.

The World's Jeb Sharp reports on the complicated legacy of Kofi Annan, Secretary General of the United Nations, as he prepares to step down this weekend.

Anchor Lisa Mullins discusses the impact of changes in US financial markets on economies in the rest of the world with Wyclef Muga, a US-based newspaper columnist from Nairobi, Kenya, and James Srodes, a freelance business journalist based in Washington, DC.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Adam Hochschild, author of "King Leopold's Ghost," about his reaction to the news that President Bush had just read his book. The book focuses on one of the most hideous crimes in African history...the rape of Congo by Belgian King Leopold the Second.