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Scott with some thoughts about Ralph Nader's presidential candidacy.

A federal appeals court in New Orleans has ruled that a man facing capital murder charges was not deprived of a fair trial even though his lawyer slept through the trial. NPR's Barbara Bradley reports.

NPR's Anne Garrels previews today's parliamentary elections in Kosovo.

Carole Rabel reports on an exhibit of the work of Jewish artist Charlotte Salomon. The muti-media work, about life in Nazi-occupied Europe, is making its US debut at the Music of Fine Arts in Boston.

Scott speaks with Martha Stewart about her new CD Spooky Scary Sounds for Halloween.

Scott speaks with Robert Beecroft who spearheads the US State Department's efforts to train foreigners in landmine excavation.

Scott speaks with Weekend Edition's entertainment critic Elvis Mitchell about the Jackie Chan film "Legend of Drunken Master."

Scott speaks with Gene Wilkes, the owner of the Tastee Diner in Silver Spring, Maryland. His diner was featured last Sunday in the Zippy the Pinhead comic strip--a strip which touted the virtues and endurance of diners.

This week, presidential candidates Al Gore and George W. Bush visited Wisconsin to rally swing voters as well as party loyalists. Although it only offers 11 electoral votes, the state is considered fertile ground for both parties. Host Lisa Simeone speaks with NPR National Political Correspondent Elizabeth Arnold.

Host Lisa Simeone visits three cities in the state of Kentucky, one of several swing states in this years election to talks to voters about the Presidential election. She talks with voters in Louisville, Lexington and Campbellsville, Kentucky.