Friday, May 13, 2011
Minnesota Public Radio Stories
The hunt for Osama bin Laden: how was he found?
National security and counterterrorism expert Michael Hurley, former staff to the 9/11 Commission, explains what we know about the decade-long search for al Qaeda's top leader.11:00 a.m.GuestsMichael Hurley: President of national security and counterterrorism firm, Team 3i. Senior counsel to the 9/11 Commission, directed its counterterrorism policy investigation and co-authored its final report. Career CIA operations officer, he led Agency personnel and US Special Forces in Afghanistan immediately after the 9/11 attacks. Minnesota native.More from MPRBachmann among those who viewed bin Laden photos (05/12/2011)Dalai Lama says bin Laden's killing understandable (05/08/2011)Obama meets commando team that killed bin Laden (05/06/2011)- Frederic Luskin on the power of forgiveness
Frederic Luskin, the Director of the Stanford University Forgiveness Project, speaks at the Westminster Town Hall Forum about his work. He is a pioneer in the practice of forgiveness therapy, which tries to incorporate religious traditions of forgiveness into secular practices.12:00 p.m.GuestsFrederic Luskin: Director of the Stanford Forgiveness Project. Professor at the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology. Co-chair of the Garden of Forgiveness Project at Ground Zero in Manhattan. Author of "Forgive for Good" and "Forgive for Love."More from MPRDavid Brooks at the Westminster Town Hall Forum (03/31/2011)
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