John Kerry and Teresa Heinz Kerry talk about their campaign to make the environment a national priority. Then, we find out why New York City's bees may be healthier than those in the countryside. Plus: a travel writer gives a disturbing account of her undercover experiences as an airport screener-in-training. And record and film producer Joe Boyd tells us about working with Muddy Waters, Bob Dylan, Pink Floyd, and Nick Drake.
Massachussets Senator John Kerry and Teresa Heinz Kerry talk about their campaign to make the environment a priority that transcends party politics.
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Studies have shown that urban bees are often healthier and more productive than their rural counterparts. In light of the recent wave of massive bee death throughout the US, we ask how New York City's bees are faring, and find out why the city can be an ideal habitat for bees. David Graves keeps hundreds of thousands of honeybees in Brooklyn, the Bronx, and Manhattan. Dr. Jerome G. Rozen is a bee expert from the American Museum of Natural History.
Condé Nast Traveler writer Barbara Peterson tells us what she learned by going undercover as an airport screener-in-training for two months at a major US airport.
"Inside Job: My Life as an Airport Screener"
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Record and film producer Joe Boyd tells us about his remarkable life working with the likes of Muddy Waters, Bob Dylan, Pink Floyd, and Nick Drake.
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Events: Joe Boyd will be reading and answering questionsSearch current and archival WNYC broadcasts. More