For our Veteran's Day program, we listen to excerpts from the StoryCorp booth of American veteran's from World War II, Vietnam and Iraq, telling their stories of fighting and returning from those wars. Then, we look at the new Congress from a former Senator, a brand-new Congressman, and an old hand who was just re-elected. Also, where money, sports and politics collide, and we remember 60 Minutes' Ed Bradley.
Hall of Fame
John Hall, newly elected Westchester Congressman (D-19)
on the new Democratic majority in Congress
John Hall's campaign website
on the new Democratic majority in Congress
John Hall's campaign website
The Times Sure Are A'Changing
John Hodierene, managing editor of the Army Times
- on his editorial that stated that Donald Rumsfeld must go
- on his editorial that stated that Donald Rumsfeld must go
To Iraq and Back
Christopher Shays , Congressman (R-CT-fourth district-southeast Connecticut)
- talks about his re-election
- talks about his re-election
Control Issues, Part 2
Bob Kerrey, president of the New School and former US Senator (D-NE) and former member of the 9/11 Commission
- how the different the Senate will be under Democrats
- how the different the Senate will be under Democrats
Where Sports and Money Collide
Michael Lewis, author of Moneyball, Liar's Poker and The Blind Side (W. W. Norton & Co. , 2006)
- on his books about sports, money and politics
- on his books about sports, money and politics
Veterans Day Stories
Dave Isay, public radio producer, founder of Storycorps
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Sarah Kramer, senior producer at StoryCorps and producer of the radio documentary "The Ground We Lived On"
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Adrian Nicole LeBlanc, author of Random Family, 2006 MacArthur grant winner, writer and narrator of the ...
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Sarah Kramer, senior producer at StoryCorps and producer of the radio documentary "The Ground We Lived On"
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Adrian Nicole LeBlanc, author of Random Family, 2006 MacArthur grant winner, writer and narrator of the ...
Remembering Ed Bradley
Bryan Monroe, vice president and editorial director for Ebony and Jet magazines and president of the National Association of Black Journalists.
-reflects on the death of the long time CBS reporter
-reflects on the death of the long time CBS reporter
Required Reading: November 10, 2006
Democrats Gain Senate and New Influence (NY Times)
Democrats Are Set To Subpoena (LA Times)
After 2 Decades in Ascent, A Stunning Breakdown (Washington Post)
Gates' Views Not Easy To Discern (LA Times)
Removal of Rumsfeld Dates Back to Summer (NY Times)
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