Thursday, May 13, 2010
Minnesota Public Radio Stories
The nuts and bolts of health care reform
Now that the federal health care overhaul has passed, what happens next? NPR's Julie Rovner, who has reported on health policy for 26 years, joins Midday to answer questions about how the sweeping changes to the health care system will affect people's coverage.11:00 a.m.GuestsJulie Rovner: Health care policy correspondent for NPR. She is also a contributing editor for the National Journal's CongressDaily, and the author of "Health Care Policy and Politics A to Z."More from MPRHealth care reform and Medicare (04/02/2010)Will insurance reform bring down health costs? (03/31/2010)Small businesses wary of health care reform law (03/30/2010)Start the search for a doctor before the stampede (03/28/2010)Resources
Scott Turow on 'Innocent'
Attorney and best-selling author Scott Turow spoke recently at the Commonwealth Club to discuss his latest legal thriller. It's the sequel to his best-selling novel "Presumed Innocent," which was published 23 years ago.12:00 p.m.GuestsScott Turow: Attorney and author of "Innocent."Resources
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