Seen and Unseen

The Leonard Lopate Show | Jul 15, 2011

Anthony Summers and Robbyn Swan describe what previously classified records and transcripts tell us about the circumstances of 9/11 and the aftermath of the terrorist attacks. Then, our Summer Stuff series continues with Saveur editor-in-chief James Oseland and a look at picnic foods that taste good and can survive the heat. Chris Adrian discusses his latest novel, The Great Night. The European Council met today to discuss the European debt crisis, and on Backstory, we’ll look at the problems in the Eurozone. Plus on Underreported, find out why red tape is preventing the United States from sending food aid to famine-afflicted Somalia.

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