Today on the Radio: November 10
Recommended: Insider trading on On Point; the Fresh Air interview about the military’s use of prosthetics; special coverage of the Fort Hood Memorial Service on TOTN.
Diane Rehm: Investigating the Fort Hood tragedy. Hour 2: Christopher Andrew, author of Defend the Realm.
On Point: Insider trading scandals on Wall Street. Hour 2: Making the leap: zoonotic diseases.
Fresh Air: More wounded soldiers are surviving on the battlefield, but coming home missing limbs. We’ll hear from Doctor Paul Pasquina, who directs the amputee program at Walter Reed Hospital, as well as Paul Kuniholm, a biomedical engineer who returned from duty in Iraq missing part of his arm.
Talk of the Nation: Fort Hood Memorial Service.
Tell Me More: Talking Sesame Street.
To the Point: Army Chief of Staff Gen. George Casey is urging the public not to jump to conclusions about the shooting at Fort Hood, but much of the focus has been on the suspect’s Muslim faith.
The Story: Our latest installment of Ahmed’s Diary from Baghdad. Also: Two brothers back from Iraq find a way to channel their military experience into a new green company.
