The Mind's Eye

The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010
More than 30 million Americans are taking anti-depressants, and psychotherapist Gary Greenberg talks about what is gained—and lost—from using these often powerful medications. Then playwright David Ives and actress Nina Arianda discuss their new comedy “Venus in Fur.” Also, choreographer David Parsons stops by to talk about his company’s long run at the Joyce to celebrate its 25th anniversary. And, our latest Please Explain is all about invasive species.

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