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When The Bough Breaks

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Wednesday, June 25, 2003

When America Online took over Time Warner in 2000, many people anticipated leaps and bounds in the field of technology and historically large profits. Alec Klein, author of Stealing Time, looks into the crash of the largest merger in US history and explains why the bubble burst. Lillian Rubin reflects on her own experiences as a psychotherapist and what her patients have taught her over the years. Plus, Carolyn Parkhurst discusses her novel, The Dogs of Babel. DAnd orrie Greenspan gets sweet on New York, Paris Sweets: Great Desserts from the City's Best Pastry Shops.

Alec Klein

When America Online took over Time Warner in 2000, many people anticipated leaps and bounds in the field of technology and historically large profits. Alec Klein looks into the crash of the largest merger in US history and explains why the bubble burst, Stealing Time: Steve Case, Jerry Levin, and ...

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Lillian Rubin

Lillian Rubin reflects on her own experiences as a psychotherapist and what her patients have taught her over the years, The Man With The Beautiful Voice: And More Stories from the Other Side of the Couch.

Music: Intersection Soundtrack composer James Newton Howard

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Carolyn Parkhurst

Carolyn Parkhurst discusses her novel, The Dogs of Babel.

Music: Avalon Soundtrack music by Randy Newman

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Dorrie Greenspan

Dorrie Greenspan gets sweet on New York, Paris Sweets: Great Desserts from the City's Best Pastry Shops.

Music: The Little Thief Soundtrack composer Alain Jomy

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