Continuing the amazing performance by trumpeter Chris Botti (and friends) at Boston’s Symphony Hall, this new program contains footage not seen in 2009’s Chris Botti In Boston.

From NPR’s Morning Edition – The recent magnitude 8.8 quake in Chile apparently changed the length of the day — and shifted the way the Earth wobbles, according to scientists at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

From NPR's Morning Edition – NASA’s administrator is defending the president’s proposed budget for NASA, which cancels the space agency’s planned space shuttle successor and instead relies on private companies to taxi crews into orbit.

From NPR's John Burnett – When we walked into Lolo Beaubrun’s garden in Port-au-Prince and sat down, he’d invited three young musicians from a group called All Four Stars to back him up on a song they’d written in the days after, in Beaubrun’s words, “that thing that happened to us.”

From NPR–Scientists have found evidence of some of the original coloration of a dinosaur that lived about 125 million years ago, showing that it had rings of orange-brown bristly feathers around its tail.

Fossils have revealed a lot about the lives of dinosaurs, but researchers always used to think that the fossil record couldn't show what color they were.

Genworth BrightLights Education Center at Richmond CenterStage will celebrate its official grand opening with “Lights Up,” a family festival and open house. The 2-day event starts at 12:00pm on Saturday, January 23rd and concludes on Sunday, January 24th at 9:00pm.

A Prairie Home Companion is coming to the big screen at Virginia Center 20 in Glen Allen. In an exciting first for the show, on Thursday, February 4th, 2010, a performance of A Prairie Home Companion at the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, Minnesota, will be beamed live in high-definition exclusively to some 500 participating movie theaters and performing arts centers across the U.S. and Canada.

From NPR – After 30 years of waking up at 1:05 a.m. to anchor the top of the hour newscast during Morning Edition, Carl Kasell has decided the time has come to sleep in. He will leave his newscast post at the end of this year... but happily for all of us he isn’t going far.