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Justin Bachman, who wrote about "The Incredible Shrinking Airline Seat" for Bloomberg, stopped by to talk to Kai Ryssdal.

There's a whole lot of misinformation out there about how taxes are figured.

Folk musician Dar Williams talks about her new book, "What I Found in a Thousand Towns."

Worker rights advocates say unpredictable schedules, and dreaded "clopenings," take a toll on employees.

It's almost the end of summer, time maybe to get one last camping trip in before school starts. But if your favorite state park campground is booked, you now have another option –to reserve your own personal site on someone's private land.

There are a few reasons why restaurants keep the shell on the tails of shrimp.

Vendors serve up dishes like ramen tacos and chicken skin nachos at 626 Night Market, where 100,000 people converge on summer weekends.

Millennials, who had a hard time finding jobs during the recession, are the least likely to take days off, a travel survey says.

Around 15 percent of professional football players file for bankruptcy a dozen years after retirement.