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None Dare Call It Stolen

Mark Crispin Miller tells us about his article “None Dare Call It Stolen” in the current issue of Harper’s. The article reviews Congressman John Conyers’s report on electoral irregularities in Ohio, and argues that there’s strong evidence of misconduct and illegal conduct.

Music:
Mark Crispin Miller: Track 1: “Salpica” by Mambotur and Track: 4: “Royksopp’s Night Out” by Royksopp

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Winter Soldier

Filmmaker Lucy Massie Phenix and Vietnam veterans Rusty Sachs and Kenneth Campbell look back on their participation in the 1971 documentary “Winter Soldier,” a film that documented the testimony of 125 Vietnam veterans who described the war crimes and horrors they saw on duty.

Music:
Track 6: “Resolution” by Thievery Corporation and Track 7: “From Creation” by Thievery Corporation and CD: “Vietnam: Songs From the Divided House” and Track 11: “Eve of Destruction” by Barry McGuire

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Please Explain: Crystal Methamphetamine

In this week’s Please Explain feature, we look at crystal methamphetamine and how it affects people who use it.

Leonard talks to Carl L. Hart, Assistant Professor of Clinical Neuroscience in the Department of Psychiatry at Columbia University, and a Research Scientist in the Division of Substance Abuse at the New York State Psychiatric Institute; as well as Jeffrey Parsons, Associate Professor of Psychology, and Director of the Center for HIV Educational Studies and Training at Hunter College.

More information: »Read about a book on drugs and human behavior co-authored by Carl Hart
»More about Jeffrey Parson's research

Music:
CD: "Sonatine Soundtrack"

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