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Episode #08015
Author Michael Pollan tries to cut through the confusion of food advertising claims with commonsense guidelines in his book "Food Rules." (07:09)
Episode #07067
The Ohio legislature allows guns into sports stadiums, and Facebook ushers in a brave new world of personal product placement. (03:58)
Episode #05145
The San Francisco Chronicle prints on glossy paper, and the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rules in favor of George Clinton. (04:13)
The Colbert Report helps author Douglas Rushkoff get his anti-corporatization message out. (2:35)
Episode #05087
Barack Obama promotes his health care plan on ABC, while Republicans propose their own health care reform with an infomercial. (06:28)
Episode #05075
Dag Soderberg takes the Bible out of the bookshop and onto the coffee table with "Bible Illuminated." (05:51)
Episode #05073
The FDA challenges medical claims made by Cheerios, and Jim Moran protects kids from erectile dysfunction advertising. (00:38)
Episode #05066
Ringing cell phones distract from the illumination of Press Secretary Robert Gibbs' White House briefing. (02:05)
Episode #05066
Stephen is already twitching with excitement over his Coke-fueled party to protest the soda tax. (04:49)
Episode #05066
Stephen's $1,000 omelet, $1,000 pizza and $1,000 sundae were worth every cent he didn't pay. (06:17)
Episode #05066
Michael Pollan advises that the best food to eat is anything with less than five ingredients in it. (05:18)
Episode #05042
Stephen urges John Sturm to include a porn section in online newspapers to earn extra cash. (05:00)