Presents the 2002 BBC Radio 4 series in which Lynne Truss, a self-proclaimed stickler, offers a humorous look at the history of punctuation, discussing the use and misuse of commas, apostrophes, semi-colons, and other punctuation marks.

David Sedaris describes the struggles he has had in life due to his voice problems, discussing how his voice has affected his personal relationships, his career, and his family life.

Daniel Tammet, an autistic savant, offers an inside look at his life, describing how his rare condition, which gives him incredible mental powers and a compulsive need for order and routine, has influenced every aspect of his life and what challenges he has faced while trying to be independent.

Part one shares insights on how guided imagery can relieve pain, ease stress and anxiety, and help in the treatment of common health problems. Part two presents three exercises that teach the basics of guided imagery.

Explores Franklin D. Roosevelt's use of the radio to form a relationship with the American public during his presidency, surveys the messages he sent, and provides an audio CD with thirty of his speeches.

Presents the basics of Portuguese grammar and conversation in a step-by-step format.

When he was 13, Augusten Burroughs' mother gave him away to her lunatic psychiatrist, who adopted him. Now he has established a life for himself as a high-paid advertising hotshot in Manhattan where he hides from his haunting past in a martini glass.