WDEL Podcasts
WDEL is now pleased to offer you podcasts of selected audio content.
Now you can listen to select WDEL features and news programming, and
CBS Radio News content on your time on your mp3 player or
handheld.
To listen to any of these podcasts now, simply click the
your desired podcast. Audio podcasts can also be downloaded to your computer for
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WDEL Programs
| Delaware's Morning News |
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News interviews with Peter MacArthur and Mellany Armstrong |
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| Al Mascitti |
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Miss Al the first time around? Find out what you missed... |
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| Delaware News at Noon |
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Allan Loudell interviews from Delaware and around the world |
- AP economics writer Jeannine Aversa on predictions of modest growth through 2011 (7/29/10)
- Paul Barrett, Business Week, on BP's new CEO (7/29/10)
- Spanish radio journalist Allison Hughes on Catalonia's vote to ban bullfighting (7/29/10)
- Economic development chief Alan Levin on a state job-creation milestone (7/22/10)
- Lobster industry lobbyist Bonnie Spinazzola discusses a possible moratorium on the mid-Atlantic lobster fishery (7/22/10)
- Sen. Ted Kaufman on extending unemployment benefits and attacking the federal deficit (7/21/10)
- UD prof Aaron Kupchik on the failure of schools' "zero tolerance" discipline policies (7/21/10)
- State Sen. Colin Bonini announces his campaign for state treasurer (7/20/10)
- Georgia Tech professor Mark Prausnitz on a new way to administer vaccines by microneedles (7/20/10)
- Dave Cohen, CBS News, on BP's efforts to cap the leaking Gulf oil well (7/19/10)
- UD professor Charles Elson how Wall Street reform could hurt Delaware's standing with corporations (7/16/10)
- National Security expert Gareth Porter on the Iranian nuclear scientist kidnapped by the CIA (7/16/10)
- Gov. Jack Markell on a plan to speed the reopening of Moyer Academy charter school (7/16/10)
- Larry Miller, CBS News: Hillary Clinton ups the pressure on BP (7/15/10)
- Dr. Paul Rogers, Bradford (UK) University: How an Israel-Iran war might play out (7/15/10)
- David Mark, Politico.com: "Why Obama loses by winning" (7/15/10)
- Sabina Castelfranco, CBS News, on revisions to church law in response to clergy abuse scandals (7/15/10)
- Candidate Will McVay, who filed to run for the General Assembly under three different parties (7/14/10)
- Andy Barr, Politico.com: Are Republicans distancing themselves from war in Afghanistan? (7/14/10)
- Larry Miller, CBS News, on France banning Muslim face veils (7/14/10)
- Jim Lobe, Interpress News Service, on phony "grassroots" groups pressing for an attack on Iran (7/14/10)
- Political blogger John Ellis: Sarah Palin's clear path to the 2012 GOP presidential nomination (7/13/10)
- Portia Siegelbaum, CBS News, on the re-emergence of Fidel Castro in Cuba (7/13/10)
- Robert Berger, CBS News, on an offer to unload Gaza relief vessels in Egypt (7/13/10)
- Author and journalist Ann Jones: Can counter-insurgency work in Afghanistan? (7/12/10)
- Catherine Arms, CBS News, on the terrorist bombing in Uganda (7/12/10)
- James Gordon Meek, NY Daily News, on why WH Press Secretary Robert Gibbs admitted the GOP could win the House in November (7/12/10)
- Switzerland-based journalist Bob Zanotti on the Swiss refusal to extradite Roman Polanski to the US (7/12/10)
- Jim Barnes, National Journal, on the economy's political effects (7/09/10)
- Josh Gerstein, Politico.com, on the administration's strategy for suspending deep-water drilling (7/09/10)
- Will Englund, National Journal, on the long-term political implications of the Gulf oil spill (7/09/10)
- Bob Melrose, KCBS Newsradio, on riots in Oakland over a jury verdict in a racially charged killing (7/09/10)
- Bill McAllister, Linn's Stamp News, on the US Post Office's rate hike request (7/08/10)
- Former Colorado Gov. Richard Lamm on immigration reform (7/08/10)
- Mike Allen, Politico.com, on VP Joe Biden's job in Iraq and Afghanistan (07/07/10)
- Jeff Donn, AP national writer, on the danger posed by thousands of abandoned well in the Gulf of Mexico (07/07/10)
- Andrew Cohen, CBS News legal analyst, on the Justice Dept. lawsuit against Arizona's immigration law (07/07/10)
- Canadian broadcaster Henry Champ on Obama's political situation (7/06/10)
- Glenn Thrush, Politico.com, on VP Biden's visit to Iraq (7/06/10)
- Jere Van Dyk, CBS News, on problems with Pakistan (7/06/10)
- Swiss journalist Bob Zanotti on the death of the "Swatch" inventor and tax problems for American expatriots (7/05/10)
- Gov. Jack Markell on the move of Sallie Mae headquarters to Delaware (7/02/10)
- Bloomberg's Adam Johnson on negative economic news (7/01/10)
- Jim Redden, Portland Tribune: Police reopen investigation of sexual allegations against Al Gore (7/01/10)
- Stuart Taylor Jr., Newsweek: Post-mortem of the Kagan Supreme Court hearings (7/01/10)
- David Grout, CBS News, on the reaction in Moscow to the Russian spy arrests (6/30/10)
- Scott Peterson, Christian Science Monitor, on Turkey's relationship with Israel (6/30/10)
- Demetrios Yannopulos, Athens News, on more protests in Greece (6/30/10)
- Adrienne Bard, CBS News, on a political assassination in Mexico (6/30/10)
- Sabina Castelfranco, CBS News, on the latest controversies rocking the Vatican (6/29/10)
- Vatican expert John Allen on the spread of the sex abuse scandal to Belgium (6/29/10)
- Stephanie Lambidakis, CBS News, on the arrest of a Russian spy ring (6/29/10)
- Jerry Bodlander, AP, on the death of Sen. Robert Byrd (6/28/10)
- Glenn Thrush, Politico.com, and Michael O'Brien, The Hill, on the death of Sen. Robert Byrd (6/28/10)
- Rep. Mike Castle on financial reform and other issues (6/25/10)
- Caribbean history prof Dr. Franklin Knight, Johns Hopkins University, on the capture of a powerful Jamaican drug lord (6/25/10)
- Australian broadcaster Craig McMurtrie on the country's first female PM (6/25/10)
- Mark Smith, AP, on President Obama's goals at the G-20 summit in Toronto (6/25/10)
- State Rep. Dennis P. Williams defends the work of the Joint Finance Committee (6/24/10)
- National security expert Gareth Porter and Bob Fuss, CBS News, on the dismissal of Gen. McChrystal (6/24/10)
- Robert Reid, AP, Kabul, and John Nichols, The Progressive, on reaction to Gen. McChrystal's ouster (6/24/10)
- Evan Berland, AP, on the South Carolina elections (6/23/10)
- Jim Krasula, CBS News, on the South Carolina elections (6/23/10)
- Dr. Bernard Hagel, Princeton University, on the rise of Turkey in the Middle East (6/23/10)
- Sagar Meghani, AP; Ret. Maj. Mike Lyons, CBS; and Frank Oliveri, Congressional Quarterly on Gen. McChrystal's controversial interview (6/22/10)
- Gordon Lubold, Politico.com, on Gen. McChrystal's controversial interview (6/22/10)
- Andrew Buncombe, The Independent, on tension between India and Pakistan (6/22/10)
- Debbie Eberly, Kent General Hospital, on keeping kids safe during the summer (6/22/10)
- Alex Isenstadt, Politico.com: Can Tea Party movements recall members of Congress? (6/21/10)
- Middle East analyst Chris Zambelis: Is Turkey redrawing the balance of power in the Middle East? (6/21/10)
- Robert Berger, CBS News, on Israel's decision to ease the Gaza blockade (6/21/10)
- Larry Miller, CBS News, and Jurek Martin, The Financial Times: Is the Anglo-American "special relationship" over? (6/21/10)
- Robert Berger, CBS News, and Doran Jones in Istanbul on problems between Israel and Turkey (6/17/10)
- Ann Marlowe, Weekly Standard, on the administration's Afghanistan problems (6/17/10)
- Charles Bierbauer: What's going on in South Carolina politics? (6/17/10)
- Swiss journalist Bob Zanotti on changes to Swiss bank accounts (6/17/10)
- Dr. David Wilson, UD, on problems with a poll showing Christine O'Donnell leading Mike Castle (6/16/10)
- John Baer, Philadelphia Inquirer, and Warren Levinson in New Orleans on reaction to Obama's oil speech (6/16/10)
- David Lightman, McClatchy Newspapers, on reaction to Obama's oil speech (6/16/10)
- J.T. Rushing, The Hill: Some Republicans fail to embrace Tea Partiers who won primaries (6/16/10)
- Gareth Porter and Jere Van Dyk on continuing problems in Afghanistan (6/15/10)
- Shira Toeplitz, Politico.com: Democrats fret Pa. Senate candidate Joe Sestak isn't playing by the rules (6/15/10)
- Astronomer Dr. Tom Shanks, Durham (England) University: Dark matter may not exist (6/15/10)
- Former GOP Congress candidate Kevin Wade and candidate Glen Urquhart discuss the race (6/14/10)
- Cliver Irving, Daily Beast: BP disaster strains U.S-British relations; Jake Sherman, Politico.com: Other oil companies say, "We aren't like BP!" (6/14/10)
- Jennifer Bendery, Roll Call: Democratic incumbents looking for campaign help prefer Bill Clinton to Barack Obama (6/14/10)
- Vatican reporter John Allen on Pope Benedict's comments about the timing of the clergy abuse scandal (6/11/10)
- State Sen. Karen Peterson on the state police delay in reporting a rape/abduction (6/10/10)
- Jim Krasula, CBS News: How did an unknown win South Carolina's Democratic primary for Senate? (6/10/10)
- Kim Flottum, Bee Culture magazine, on die-offs of hives across America (6/10/10)
- Marijke Peters, Radio Netherlands: Anti-Muslim populists make big gains in Dutch elections (6/10/10)
- Andy Barr, Politico.com, analyzes Tuesday's primary election results (6/09/10)
- Linda Feldman, Christian Science Monitor, analyzes Tuesday's primary election results (6/09/10)
- Michael Jansen, Irish Times, on challenges to Israel's blockade of Gaza (6/09/10)
- NCCo Exec Chris Coons on his campaign for the US Senate (4/14/10)
- Interview with US Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell (3/11/10)
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| Rick Jensen |
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Select segments from Rick's show |
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| Delaware's Afternoon News |
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Allan Loudell interviews from Delaware and around the world |
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| Saturdays with Spence |
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Select segments from Spencer Graves, Saturdays 9am-Noon |
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| On The Money |
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With Dan White of Daniel A. White & Associates, Chartered Financial
Consultants. Airs Sundays at 7am. |
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| WDEL Sports |
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Catch the anytime replay of games broadcast on WDEL and WDEL.com |
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WDEL Newscasts & Features
| WDEL 6:00 Newscasts |
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Delaware's Top Stories weekdays at 6am and 6pm |
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| WDEL 6am Sportscast |
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Delaware's Top Sports Stories weekdays at 6:45am |
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| The Allan Loudell Report |
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Allan reports on the hot topics of the day |
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| Green Air Minute |
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Rich Awn has the latest in GREEN news including environmental, cultural, and consumer tips on going GREEN. |
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| WDEL News Feed |
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Selected live news events, news conferences, important speeches, live coverage and analysis |
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| WDEL News Archive |
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Newsworthy events from the past |
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| Weekly Governor's Radio Address |
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| Weekly Presidential Radio Address |
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| The Latin Beat |
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Carlos de los Ramos hosts this weekly show featuring Delaware's Hispanic community |
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| Car Chronicles |
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From Detroit, Jeff Gilbert has the latest on the automotive industry |
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| CBS Radio News Special Reports |
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| 60 Minutes |
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Hear selected stories from TV's premier newsmagazine show |
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| Face the Nation |
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CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Bob Schieffer hosts one of the longest-running news programs in the history of television |
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| CBS World News Roundup |
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Nick Young has today's World News Roundup from CBS News |
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