Fasten your iPods

Soundcheck | May 3, 2010
Airlines may be charging for checked luggage and cutting back on their flights. But some are adding iPod docks, satellite radio and even HBO shows. Today: why passengers are getting more options for in-flight entertainment. Also: Kimya Dawson, the co-founder of the low-fi band Moldy Peaches talks about how her music became the signature sound in the hit film "Juno."

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