Our Week In The Web: August 28, 2015

Would hashtagging our hourly shows make a difference in the online conversation that surrounds them? It's something we've wondered in the past before, and definitely something that a few of you out there are thinking about, too. So would it make a difference in our digital conversation? (Not everyone listens at the same time, not everybody can find our stream-of-consciousness live tweets, and many of you tweet past each other in the weekend light). So would you use them? No is a perfectly acceptable answer — maybe you don't even use Twitter, which is great! We just want to figure out what this would look like and if you would use it. Let us know, @OnPointRadio.

1. Week In The News: Hillary's Email, Trump's Wall, Carter's Cancer (August 21, 2015)

2. New Science On Same-Sex Attraction (August 24, 2015)

3. Democratic Party Looks Further Afield (August 25, 2015)

4. Shaky Stocks And A Global Correction (August 25, 2015)

5. ‘A Window Opens': Elisabeth Egan’s Amazon Tell All (August 26, 2015)

"This may be our last chance to be able to hear the voice of the Divine." — Bernie Krause 

"We want to make sure that the people who were always there get a chance to participate in the resurgence." — Flozell Daniels

"There are periods in your life, when you might not have it all, and you might not want it all." — Liz Egan

"I can tell anyone in the world about how I feel about him, but now him." — Amy Seek

"Each summer I set up our tent and sleep outside with my two granddaughters. Even though we have to contend with a highway and its noise (about 1/2 mile away) we can still hear nature's sounds." (Randi Pokladnik)

"It worked. Now I have everything. Literally all the things." (@SamGaleRosen)

"When the music NPR is playing is on point >>>" (@DerBaylorBear)

"Lemmings." (Lemmings)

This Vine of international track superstar Usain Bolt being knocked off his feet by a cameraman. (Vine / Cinzia66)