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Muslims, Jews and Christians protested in front of the White House with many messages of how to achieve peace in the Middle East on August 12th, 2006 (digitalgrace/flickr)Work for Change
The Israeli-Palestinian peace process has been badly derailed in recent years. Find out what went wrong: from Ariel Sharon's ascent to power, to the war in Lebanon. Also: States of the Union looks into the issues Nevada's voters care about as they head into their caucus. A new play, "Seven," about extraordinary women working for change. And Please Explain is all about our delegate system. Guest host Jonathan Capehart sits in for Leonard.
Israel and Palestine, 2001-2006: What Went Wrong
The Israeli-Palestinian peace process has been majorly derailed in recent years. French journalist Charles Enderlin looks at what went wrong, from the failed Camp David negotiations, to the Israel-Lebanon conflict in 2006. His new book is The Lost Years.
States of the Union: Nevada
With all eyes on Nevada in the days before the state’s January 19 caucus, States of the Union looks into which issues matter to Silver State voters. Nevada is one of the fastest-growing states, and it has been hit hard by the mortgage crisis. We look at how the candidates have addressed issues important to Nevada -- including the economy, water rights and land use. Molly Ball is a reporter at the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
“Seven,” A Play About Women Making Change
"Seven" is a documentary theatre piece based on the real-life stories of seven extraordinary women from around the world who overcame adversity to advocate for change.
Carol Mack and Susan Yankowitz are the playwrights. Inez McCormack of Northern Ireland is one of the women profiled in "Seven" - she’s an activist for women’s and human rights, labor, and social justice. She now chairs a program, the Participation and Practice of Rights Project, that helps the disadvantaged access resources and services in Ireland, both North and South.
Event:
"Seven" debuts at the 92nd Street Y
1395 Lexington Avenue at 92nd St.
Monday, January 21, at 8 pm
Tickets and more information here
Please Explain: Delegates
This year’s batch of presidential hopefuls are fighting over delegates as much as they’re fighting over voters. On Please Explain, find out who the delegates are, how the system works, and what superdelegates are.
Stephen Wayne is Professor of Government at Georgetown University and author of The Road to the White House: 2008. Elaine Kamarck of Harvard's Kennedy School of Government is currently a superdelegate, and previously was a superdelegate in 1984. She was an advisor to President Clinton and an advisor to the Al Gore presidential campaign.
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FDA to Regulate Tobacco?
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May 14, 2009
Congress is getting ready to a vote on whether to make tobacco subject to FDA regulation. You can listen to a segment we did in May about the bill and what it would mean for the cigarette companies.
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Video Pick: Elizabeth Edwards
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Barack Obama, Circa 2004
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Listen to President-Elect Barack Obama on the Leonard Lopate Show in November 2004. He had recently won a seat in the U.S. Senate, and only a few months before, his rousing speech during the 2004 Democratic National Convention catapulted him into the national spotlight.
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Find out surprising facts about some recent guests on the Leonard Lopate Show. Check out our Guest Picks section! Did you know that football star Herschel Walker loves Judge Judy, Laurie Anderson is a big fan of agility training for dogs, and Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi likes Johnny Depp?