Same Sex Couples Tie The Knot, First Comes Love, And Then Comes Marriage...; Hillary Clinton Out As Vice Presidential Pick?; Frontline Documentary: "Young And Restless In China"; Don Felder, formerly of The Eagles
Same Sex Couples Tie The Knot
David Lazarus talks with Carrie Kahn, NPR reporter, Adolfo Guzman Lopez, KPCC reporter, and Steven Cuevas, KPCC reporter at various locations where gay couples are getting married.
First Comes Love, And Then Comes Marriage...
Many of the gay couples who will tie the knot today are, or will be, parents. How do gay couples parent? And do children with gay and lesbian parents turn out differently than the children with heterosexual parents? Guest host David Lazarus talks with Judy Appel, Executive Director of Our Family Coalition, and Matthew Staver, Founder and Chairman of the Liberty Council and takes listener calls.
Hillary Clinton Out As Vice Presidential Pick?
Guest host David Lazarus talks with the political editor for NPR, Ken Rudin, about Patti Solis Doyle being hired as Chief of Staff for Obama's Vice Presidential candidate. Doyle was fired by the Clinton campaign earlier in the year for essentially being ineffective. What does this move mean by the Obama campaign?
Frontline Documentary: "Young And Restless In China"
Guest host David Lazarus talks with Sue Williams, producer of the new FRONTLINE documentary, "Young and Restless in China," about the generation that is now coming of age in China, and how they are struggling to make their mark in an ever-changing climate. "Young and Restless in China" airs tonight on KCET from 9-11 p.m.
Don Felder, formerly of The Eagles
Don Felder, former lead guitarist of the Eagles, one of America's most successful bands joins David Lazarus. In his new book, about life with the band, Felder chronicles the Eagles wild ride, from the pressure-packed recording studios to the trashed hotels rooms, from the mayhem to the clashing egos. He joined the band during the recording of The Eagles' third album in 1974 and stayed with them through their break-up after "The Long Run" and their resumption for the "Hell Freezes Over" tour from 1994 to 1996. He was fired from the band in 2001.