Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff

The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010
More children are using powerful psychiatric drugs than ever before. We examine whether these medications are safe. Also, a look at affordable housing that actually improves people’s lives. And one woman’s yearlong experiment consulting with ten self-help gurus. Plus, how Napoleon’s scientists opened up Egypt to the West.

Find out how you can participate in our new film series, Political Projections. You can watch a few selected movies about campaigns, and then tune in tomorrow, Jan. 8, for a discussion.

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