Woody Harrelson & Burning Art

Studio 360 | Aug 2, 2012

Kurt Andersen talks with Woody Harrelson. The versatile and prolific performer has co-written and directed a play, based loosely on a stoned summer before he became an actor. A piece of public art that drew attention to climate change abruptly disappears from the University of Wyoming campus, where the energy industry looms large. And an aspiring lawyer gets a reality check from the movie The Paper Chase.

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