? Go to a bake sale ? in prison.
A few San Quentin State Prison inmates are buying and reselling food to other inmates this weekend to raise funds for under-privileged youth on the outside. TRUST, a prison program that teaches inmates social skills, provides the opportunity to order real food - barbecue chicken and ribs, real baked beans, NY cheesecake, and more. Prisoners only have the tiny amount they earn for discretionary income to purchase the food, so it takes more than 200 hours of labor to afford a $17 chicken dinner.
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... Cook a Wolf.
As the cost of food soars alongside gas prices, we reexamine an era that was so different and is yet similar to our own: one in which war and food do not come cheaply. "How to Cook a Wolf" was published in 1942, at the height of WWII-era food shortages. It was written by celebrated food-writer MFK Fisher, whose essays about food read like love letters. Chapters with titles like "How To Keep Alive" and "How to Be Cheerful Though Starving" were a guide on how to cook meals cheaply.
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... Go to Superman's House.
Most people think Superman was born on Krypton, but Jefferson and Hattie Gray know he was born in Cleveland, Ohio. In fact, he was born in their house ? the house where author Jerry Siegel first created Superman. Now, hardcore comic book fans come to visit, usually unannounced, but the Grays welcome them in.
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On Last Week's Show, We...

... Heard the Godfather of Soul Save Boston.
Rioting erupted in more than 100 U.S. cities following the assassination of the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. But many say Boston was spared similar violence, thanks in large part to a live TV broadcast of a James Brown concert at the Boston Gardens.
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... Went From Golf Hustler to PGA Pro.
Al Duhon started out as a golf hustler in South Los Angeles and began making money playing golf before the first African-American player broke the PGA race barrier. Now, Duhon teaches kids about the game that has him hooked. Last weekend, we revisited the spry 83-year-old and had him tell us his story.
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... Were Prepared.
All summer long we'll bring you stories about to the longest and best weekend of all -- the summer vacation. Last week, we re-broadcast our first Summer Travel segment on how a Boy Scout motto helped Jonathan Goldstein indulge his daughter's fascination with camping.
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