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Thursday August 30, 2001
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Week of August 27, 2001
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Guest host: Laura Knoy
A panel talks about how a resettlement program mandating the transfer of large, mostly white-owned farms to landless blacks has destabilized Zimbabwe.
Simbi Mubako, Zimbabwean Ambassador to the U.S.
John Prendergast, senior advisor to the International Crisis Group
Ray Choto, journalist for The Standard (Zimbabwe) and senior research fellow in the department of communications at Stanford University
Film and theater veteran Steven Bach discusses his new book, a biography of acclaimed playwright and director Moss Hart. The author chronicles Hart's on-stage triumphs, including "The Man Who Came to Dinner" and "Camelot," as well as Hart's personal struggles with mental illness and relationships.
Steven Bach, author of two previous biographies of Marlene Dietrich and Moss Hart and the best seller "Final Cut." He teaches at Bennington College and Columbia University.
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