Calculating Questions

The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010
On today’s show, chefs Joan Nathan and Michael Lomanaco answer your “burning” questions about how to avoid a dry turkey and other Thanksgiving cooking disasters. Also, the story of how one woman figured out how to measure the universe in the early 1900s. And Caryl Phillips' novel about the African-American Vaudeville star Bert Williams. Plus, one of the world's leading experts on autism will be here.

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