Today on the Radio: October 30
Recommended: The roundups on Rehm and On Point; the Matthew Hoh interview on Tell Me More; Science Friday.
Diane Rehm: The weekly news roundup.
On Point: The week in the news. Hour 2: A history of monsters.
Fresh Air: We remember photographer Roy Decarava, who died this week at age 89. He dedicated his 60 year career to photographing African Americans, including Duke Ellington.
Talk of the Nation Science Friday: The 40th anniversary of the Internet. Hour 2: The history of cannibalism.
Tell Me More: Matthew Hoh became the first US official to publicly resign from his post in protest of the Afghan war. Hoh speaks with Michel Martin about why he feels that war isn’t worth the fight.
To the Point: Does belief in God mean skepticism about science?
The Story: Elizabeth Murray gave up everything for the chance to work in Monet’s garden in France. She talks with Dick Gordon about what her experiences gardening there taught her about work and the famous artist.
