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The Brian Lehrer Show

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The Brian Lehrer Show

Art for Arts Sake

6 segments

DADT - Implementing the Repeal 24 min

Stopping the DREAM Act 13 min

Ngram Searching 12 min

Steve Martin: Art and Commerce 25 min

Entrepreneurs: Age Matters 17 min

Census Releases Numbers 7 min

Comedian and author Steve Martin talks about the contemporary New York art scene, which is the setting for his new novel An Object of Beauty. Plus: Implementing the Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell repeal; What happened to the DREAM act, and what it’s failure means for immigration reform; and why the elderly are better entrepreneurs then the young.