Paul Wells on the Senate; Freeing the Innocent; A Thousand Eyes; A History of Poison
This week on the Sunday Edition for October 27, 2013:Michael's Essay: Zombies 'R Us 24 sec.Scandal in the Red Chamber: Paul Wells, author of "The Longer I'm Prime Minister" on the goings-on in the Senate, and how they reflect the character of Prime Minister Stephen Harper 4:58Barbie Nichols' essay: The Road to Damascus 32:53Freeing the Innocent: Founding members of The...
This week on the Sunday Edition for October 27, 2013:
Michael's Essay: Zombies 'R Us 24 sec.
Scandal in the Red Chamber: Paul Wells, author of " The Longer I'm Prime Minister" on the goings-on in the Senate, and how they reflect the character of Prime Minister Stephen Harper 4:58
Barbie Nichols' essay: The Road to Damascus 32:53
Freeing the Innocent: Founding members of T he Association in Defense of the Wrongly Convicted reflect on their 20-year history 39:25
Mail: Hans Kung on Assisted Suicide 1:19:06
Documentary: A Thousand Eyes -- Karin Wells brings us the story of Rumana Monzur, the UBC graduate student brutally attacked 2 years ago by her husband in Bangladesh. She's now blind, but determined to make a mark. She's back at UBC in her first year of law school. 1:27:04
Mail: Our Harsh Logic, and Math is Beautiful 1:39:08
A HIstory of Poison: Michael talks to John Emsley, a chemist and historian about murderous molecules -- from the radioactive poison that killed a former Russian agent, to whether Hamlet's dad really died because poison was poured in his ear. 1:47:15
Michael's Essay: Zombies 'R Us 24 sec.
Scandal in the Red Chamber: Paul Wells, author of " The Longer I'm Prime Minister" on the goings-on in the Senate, and how they reflect the character of Prime Minister Stephen Harper 4:58
Barbie Nichols' essay: The Road to Damascus 32:53
Freeing the Innocent: Founding members of T he Association in Defense of the Wrongly Convicted reflect on their 20-year history 39:25
Mail: Hans Kung on Assisted Suicide 1:19:06
Documentary: A Thousand Eyes -- Karin Wells brings us the story of Rumana Monzur, the UBC graduate student brutally attacked 2 years ago by her husband in Bangladesh. She's now blind, but determined to make a mark. She's back at UBC in her first year of law school. 1:27:04
Mail: Our Harsh Logic, and Math is Beautiful 1:39:08
A HIstory of Poison: Michael talks to John Emsley, a chemist and historian about murderous molecules -- from the radioactive poison that killed a former Russian agent, to whether Hamlet's dad really died because poison was poured in his ear. 1:47:15
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