Glory Days

The Leonard Lopate Show | Nov 14, 2011

Harvey Araton reminds us of the glory days of the New York Knicks—in the 1960s and 1970s. Actress Jane Powell joins TCM host Robert Osborne to talk about Hollywood’s golden era. Nathan Myhrvold discusses compiling Modernist Cuisine, a 6-volume collection on the revolutions in the science of cooking. Jeffrey Sachs talks about the clearing out of Zuccotti Park means for the Occupy Wall Street movement. Plus, biographer Mary Gabriel tells us about Karl Marx’s marriage.

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