Powerful Encounters

The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010
Dr. Daniel Goleman explains how our social interactions shape our brains and bodies. Then, a photographer tells us about her trip to one of the most hostile climates on Earth: Antarctica. And Richard Bausch shares his new novel set in 1999, as one family prepares for the new millennium. Plus, Nora Ephron talks about growing older gracefully, and with a sense of humor.

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