Don't worry if you've never heard of this group. It's operating out of one room in the Salvation Army Family Services building. But the volunteers are trying to find work and housing for those who've been dispossessed by the recession. We talk with organizers and two women who found that the economy had left them jobless and homeless.

The Rumble started in Seattle and has blazed a trail of new disciples in its path. That puts the rock event in seven US cities a month now, and they're gunning for 12 by March 2010. The Rumble is making its second appearance in Las Vegas Sunday, November 8th at the Aruba Hotel in the Thunderbird Lounge at 8:30 p.m. We talk with the organizers to find out what it's all about. Rebroadcast

Liberia is a little know but very troubled African country. It has endured a series of civil wars but Amos Sawyer was briefly president as he tried to re-construct the country's government. He will be a special commentator at a screening of Pray the Devil Back to Hell, which is scheduled for the tonight at the Boyd Law School at UNLV. The film shows how women from various religions and tribes united to force a settlement to the devastating civil wars that had racked the country.

That's right 76 trombones - this is the 25th annual concert to raise money. It will happen on Sunday at Artemus Ham Concert Hall at UNLV. We talk with a leader of the group, Ralph Pressler about the concert and what 76 trombonists can do when they get together on stage.