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(Graphic Novelist Lance Tooks)
Eleven years after "Maus" won a Pulitzer Prize, the graphic novel industry is finally making good on its promise. Today a new generation of artist-scribes is taking on teen angst, race, and photo processing. Also on the show: why terrorism works, and a song contest that smoothes Europe's wrinkles.
Why Terror Works (And What We Can Do About It)
Richard Wolffe Senior Diplomatic Correspondent with Newsweek.
Music Is The Language Of Diplomacy
Tim Ochser arts and culture editor and editor of the Eurovision supplement at Baltic Times, an English language weekly newspaper published in Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia explains the Eurovision Song Contest.
More about the Eurovision Song Contest
More about the Eurovision Song Contest
Nuclear Fallout
Mark Thompson, national security correspondent for Time Magazine, on the defense spending bill.
Open Phones
Listeners calls on whether Rudy's personal life should influence his political reputation.
Graphic Novelists
Lance Tooks graphic novelist Narcissa (Doubleday, 2002)
Leela Corman illustrator and cartoonist
Subway Series: A Story About A Girl (Alternative Comics, 2002)
Jason Little Cartoonist
Shutterbug Follies (Doubleday, 2002)
Leela Corman illustrator and cartoonist
Subway Series: A Story About A Girl (Alternative Comics, 2002)
Jason Little Cartoonist
Shutterbug Follies (Doubleday, 2002)