Summary: You're relaxing on a cruise ship, maybe eating a fine meal, when the ship suddenly hits a reef, and begins to sink. It's the moment of truth: are you the one who steps up and does something to help? Or are you the one who runs away? Mary Hynes talks to John Izzo, the author of Stepping Up: How Taking Responsibility Changes Everything. Also an interview with Rudy Berghuys, president of the Royal Canadian Humane Association, the organization which bestows Canada's bravery awards. And we'll examine the recent Costa Concordia disaster, and find out how it transformed one naval captain into a villain and another into a hero. Italian journalist Anna Momigliano explores how the event shines a light on her country's psyche.
