Since the investigation into Wen Ho Lee’s involvement in the Chinese nuclear espionage scandal, Notra Trulock has been accused by many of racial bias in choosing Lee as the "only" suspect. He shares his side of the story, Code Name. Then, Oprah favorite, Wally Lamb, joins former inmates Tabatha Rowley and Robin Cullen to discuss their contributions to writings he gleaned from a workshop at Connecticut's York Correctional Institution, Couldn’t Keep it to Myself. Plus, Glyn Vincent explores the genius and madness of American painter R.A. Blakelock and Yale Strom discusses his new documentary, L’Chayim, Comrade Stalin.
Notra Trulock
Since the investigation into Wen Ho Lee’s involvement in the Chinese nuclear espionage scandal, Notra Trulock has been accused by many of racial bias in choosing Lee as the "only" suspect. He shares his side of the story, Code Name: Kindred Spirit.
Music: Primal Fear Soundtrack composer James Newton Howard
Music: Primal Fear Soundtrack composer James Newton Howard
Wally Lamb
Wally Lamb ...
Glyn Vincent
Glyn Vincent explores the genius and madness of American painter R.A. Blakelock, The Unknown Night.
View a sampling of R.A. Blake's art work.
Music: Russell Sherman "Beethoven Piano Sonatas"
View a sampling of R.A. Blake's art work.
Music: Russell Sherman "Beethoven Piano Sonatas"
Yale Strom
Yale Strom discusses his new documentary, L’Chayim, Comrade Stalin.
Music: Cafe Jew Zoo
Music: Cafe Jew Zoo
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