Anjelica Huston; 85 Years of the Academy Awards; Amnesia; Regulating Wall Street

The Leonard Lopate Show | Feb 10, 2014

On today’s show we’re replaying some favorite recent interviews: Anjelica Huston talks about growing up the child of actor and director John Huston, her mother’s untimely death, and finding her own way in the entertainment industry. Turner Classic Movies host Robert Osborne tells us about the history of the Academy Awards. David MacLean describes coming to on a train platform in India with no idea of who he was or how he got there. Larry Doyle on how—5 years after the financial meltdown—Wall Street’s regulators are still failing to protect investors and taxpayers.

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