Melissa Clark’s Summer Salads, Gogol Comes to the Stage, Guatemala’s Brutal Past, & How to (Finally!) Get Organized!!

The Leonard Lopate Show | Jul 13, 2017

New York Times food columnist Melissa Clark on summer cooking. Director Jesse Berger, and actors Michael Urie and Arnie Burton on their play “The Government Inspector." Filmmaker Pamela Yates discusses her new documentary “500 Years." And we speak with Amanda Sullivan about becoming and staying organized for this week's Please Explain! 

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