FROM MIGRANT WORKER TO TOP BRAIN SURGEON. In the new book Becoming Dr. Q, an internationally renowned brain surgeon tells the story of his life, from his birth in Mexico to crossing the border and working in U.S. tomato fields as an undocumented migrant, to his passage through the prestigious campuses of UC Berkeley and Harvard Medical School. This edition offers an exclusive interview with the migrant-worker-turned-brain-surgeon.

Guest: Alfredo Quiñones-Hinojosa, M.D., Associate Professor of Neurological Surgery and Oncology, Director, Brain Tumor Surgery Program, Johns Hopkins Bayview, Director, Pituitary Surgery Program, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, www.hopkinsmedicine.org/neuro/quinones

HATE RADIO. A new report from the National Hispanic Media Coalition explores how hate groups and hate crimes have spiked while hate radio's popularity and reach have grown across the country. The report details hundreds of consumer complaints to the Federal Communications Commission against powerful talk radio stations. The complaints allege that radio announcers used racist, hate terminology against African-Americans, Jews, and Latinos, and in some cases, encouraged physical violence against people from these groups.

Guest: Alex Nogales, President, National Hispanic Media Coalition, Pasadena, CA, www.nhmc.org