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A Commissioner Responds

4 segments

A Commissioner Responds 18 min

Talking History: Teaching Slavery 15 min

Science and Morality 27 min

Something to Chew On: A Tomato Refound 6 min

Philip Shenon came on the show Monday to offer a behind-the-scenes look at the 9/11 Commission. New School president, former U.S. Senator, and member of the 9/11 commission, Bob Kerrey, talks about the commission’s work and responds to Shenon’s book. Plus: Howard Dodson on the teaching of slavery; Kwame Anthony Appiah on the science of ethics and Something to Chew On; and the return of the Ramapo tomato.

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