Golden Rules

The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010
Writer and performer Carl Reiner stops by for a preview of his comedic new novel within a novel: NNNNN. Then, James B. Stewart of The New Yorker describes the indictment of Alberto Vilar--a philanthropist accused of subsidizing his love of opera with embezzlement. And we'll hear from a man who's spent the last three decades working to help rural villagers in India to be self-sufficient.

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