The Open Mind, Hosted by Alexander Heffner
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Podcasts:
Nobel peace Prise Laureate Elie Wiesel discusses his new book "Open Heart," which deals with his recent open heart surgery.
Dr. Pauline Chen discusses the doctor-patient relationship.
Transplant surgeon and writer of The New York Times' "Doctor and Patient" column, Dr. Pauline Chen, discusses the medical profession and its approach to life and death.
Writer of The New York Times' "Economic Scene" column, Eduardo Porter, discusses money in electoral politics.
Dr. Peter Bach B. Bach discusses the issue of terminally ill patients and making decisions about their health care.
New York trial and appellate attorney Mark Zauderer discusses changes in law schools and law firms.
Dr. John Rowe discusses health in our aging society.
Lincoln Center's outgoing president Ronald Levy discusses the institution's last decade and its future, particularly with regard to fundraising and new programs.
Dr. Ruth Westheimer discusses her new book about caring for those with alzheimer's disease.
First Amendment advocate Floyd Abrams discusses his view on the Citizens United case and related issues.
A founder and the Editor of the national student outlet Scoop08, Alexander Heffner discusses young voters in the upcoming presidential election.
First Amendment advocate Floyd Abrams discusses his view on the Citizens United case and related issues.
Diplomat, historian, attorney Ambassador William J. vanden Heuvel discusses Roosevelt Island's Four Freedoms Park.
Karen Davis, an economist with a distinguished career in public policy and research, discusses the American health care system.
Karen Davis, an economist with a distinguished career in public policy and research, discusses the American health care system.
