When NPR announced its plans to reassign Bob Edwards, longtime host of National Public Radio's Morning Edition, it elicited a widespread response from listeners, many in protest. He talks about his reassignment and his latest project, a new book on the life of Edward R. Murrow. Marc Cooper on the lure of Sin City and his book The Last Honest Place in America. Andrew Wilson discusses the life of Patricia Highsmith. Director Mark St. Germain, who wrote and directed the new play, "Ears on a Beatle," about the FBI and John Lennon, is joined by lawyer Leon Wildes, who represented Lennon.
When NPR announced its plans to reassign Bob Edwards, longtime host of National Public Radio's Morning Edition, it elicited a widespread response from listeners, many in protest. He talks about his reassignment and his latest project, a new book on the life of Edward R. Murrow entitled Edward R murrow and the birth of broadcast journalism.
Events: Bob Edwards will be appearing
Monday, May 10 at 6pm
Museum of Television and Radio,
25 West 52nd St. He will be
speaking, reading and book signing
Limited Tickets $15 $7 for students
212-621-6600
Music: Cobb Soundtrack composer Elliot Goldenthal
Marc Cooper on the lure of Sin City. His book is The Last Honest Place in America: In Search of Paradise and Perdition in the New Las Vegas.
Music: The Grifters Sountrack composer Elmer Bernstein
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