Adaptation

The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010
Chef Michael Lomonaco returns to talk to the winners of our Food in the City recipe contest. Then, we’ll get a comprehensive history of America’s infatuation with Chinese food from Andrew Coe. It’s been 400 years since Henry Hudson sailed up the river that's been named after him. Peter Mancall tells us about the explorer's doomed final expedition in the winter of 1610. Plus, Alexandra Reeve Givens, Christopher Reeve's daughter, and Dr. Steve Williams, chair of the Department of Rehabilitation at the Boston School of Medicine, discuss spinal cord injuries and the latest advances in treating patients who are paralyzed. .

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