The Politics of Measles; Misremembering; Joyce Carol Oates

The Brian Lehrer Show | Feb 6, 2015

The author Joyce Carol Oates talks about her new novel, a fictional look at the Tawana Brawley case. Plus: the politics of measles and the vaccine; what's behind fatal train accidents like the Metro-North crash; your calls with mis-remembered stories; why Scandinavia isn't all that great; and more.

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