Revolutionary Ideas

The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010
Find out why the impact of 30 years of growing income inequality could be greater than you think! Then, winemaker Michel Chapoutier talks about why he ignored everyone's advice and switched to using biodynamic techniques in his family's Rhone Valley vineyards. And, photographer Sue Kwon describes capturing the changes in New York over 20 years. Plus, Constance Rosenblum discusses the history of one of New York City's great boulevards -- the Grand Concourse in the Bronx!

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