Into the Light

The Leonard Lopate Show | Sep 24, 2010

Leonard Lopate is back! On today's show: Ingrid Betancourt discusses her six years in captivity in the Colombian jungle. Then Adrian Grenier talks about the paparazzi and celebrity culture. And composer and sound artist Charlie Morrow talks about his work and the Little Charlie Festival. Plus, we'll find out about the history of MI6: Britain's Secret intelligence service.

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