David Brooks; The Nursing Life; Love Advice for Introverts

The Brian Lehrer Show | May 25, 2015

New York Times columnist David Brooks has a "moral bucket list" of character virtues he aspires to embody. He lays them out, then Millennial listeners respond. Plus: the journalist Alexandra Robbins talks about the dedication of nurses -- the "heroes of the hospital," and the workplace hostility they often face; and Psychology Today blogger and author Sophia Dembling has some helpful romantic advice for introverts.

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