Divided Island

The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010
Haiti and the Dominican Republic share the same small island, but they're worlds apart in many ways. On today's Underreported: why the two Caribbean nations have such a volatile relationship. Plus, the tragedy of Pan Am Flight 103. We'll also find out how oysters have shaped the development of New York City. And Cal Ripken, Jr.! He's troubled by excessive competiveness in youth sports these days, and wants to bring back the fun for kids.

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