What better way to kick off the summer Olympics than to do a show on how the Games started? Clark Haptonstall is an Olympic historian and can talk about anything and everything related to the games ...   more »

Even a casual a viewer comes away with three impressions. The smog is so bad you can’t see anything. The city is an armed camp filled with police and military. And it smells so bad that people have to wear sophisticated masks. Great place to take a ...   more »

Thanks to eBay and other Web sites, collecting pins and other memorabilia has become popular and lucrative for those who are in the know. Some Olympic pins have increased value, and are highly sought-after long after the games ...   more »

The Olympic torch is illuminating China’s human rights abuses and leading many around the world to speak out. Historically, the Olympics have been credited with bringing about democratic change in nations such as South Korea. But will pressure ...   more »

The great thing about the games is that people rise to the occasion on the day, making for unpredictable results. “While I was training for the 1988 Olympics, I met with a new Zealand legendary athletics coach, Arthur Lydiard. He told me that ...   more »

Summer’s in full swing and it’s a great time to get motivated to eat well and be healthier. Dr. Therese Pasqualoni will share how to make the last weeks of summer the healthiest for the entire family. She’ll show you how easy it really is to get everyone motivated, lose weight and have fun ...   more »

On average, Europeans get more than twice as many vacation days as Americans do. As if that weren't bad enough, Europeans are much better at actually relaxing while on holiday than we are. Corporate consultant ...   more »