'How to Fix a Drug Scandal,' Sobriety Resources, Kate Has a Plan, Jordan Casteel, Organizning and Spring Cleaning

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Mar 31, 2020

Documentary filmmaker Erin Lee Carr discusses her new Netflix docuseries, “How to Fix a Drug Scandal,” which tells the story of a drug chemist who became addicted to the drugs she was testing.

Kat Kinsman, senior editor at Food & Wine Magazine, talks about her recent piece, “The Food & Wine Pro Guide to Mental Health and Sobriety Resources.”

WNYC's planning editor Kate Hinds joins us for a new installment of "Kate Has a Plan."

Painter Jordan Casteel discusses her art practice and her recent solo show at The New Museum that was up until the institution closed earlier this month.

Professional organizer and author of the book Let It Go, Peter Walsh talks about organizing, spring cleaning, making a comfortable space at home in a time of isolation and quarantine. 

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