Mining the Depths

The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010
Mining is big business. But for the individuals who work the mines, it’s also a way of life. On today’s edition of Underreported, we’ll put a human face on the mining economy. Then, we’ll talk to the venerated big band leader and jazz composer Gerald Wilson. And Deborah Eisenberg shares her critically-acclaimed new collection of short stories. Finally, we’ll explore the science behind how we perceive food.

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