Recent nuclear inspections and alleged omissions in Iraq's Arms Report have heightened tensions between the United States and Iraq even further. Journalist and historian Dilip Hiro, explores the root of the conflict, Iraq: In the Eye of the Storm. Plus, Harry Harlow's surrogate-mother primate experiments in the 1950s were hailed as a major breakthrough by the psychiatric community and considered a brazen act of cruelty by animal rights activists. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, Deborah Blum examines Harlow's complicated life and scientific contributions, Love at Goon Park. Plus Kate Burton discusses David Mamet's new play set in Victorian time, Boston Marriage. And food critic Daniel Young tours the south of France, Made in Marseille.
Open Phones: Iraq
Listeners call in on topics of the day.
Dilip Hiro
Recent nuclear inspections and alleged omissions in Iraq’s Arms Report have heightened tensions between the United States and Iraq even further. Journalist and historian Dilip Hiro, explores the root of the conflict, Iraq: In the Eye of the Storm.
Music: Minority Report Soundtrack composer John Williams tracks 7, 9
Music: Minority Report Soundtrack composer John Williams tracks 7, 9
Deborah Blum
Harry Harlow’s surrogate-mother primate experiments in the 1950s were hailed as a major breakthrough by the psychiatric community and considered a brazen act of cruelty by animal rights activists. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, Deborah Blum examines Harlow’s complicated life and scientific contributions, Love at Goon Park: Harry Harlow and the Science ...
Kate Burton
Kate Burton discusses David Mamet’s new play set in Victorian time, Boston Marriage.
Music: The Elephant Man Soundtrack composer John Morris tracks 4, 6
Music: The Elephant Man Soundtrack composer John Morris tracks 4, 6
Daniel Young
Food critic Daniel Young tours the south of France, Made in Marseille.
Music: The Little Thief Sountrack composer Alain Jomy track 8
Music: The Little Thief Sountrack composer Alain Jomy track 8
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