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Thursday, August 21, 2003 at 11:00 AM EDT
What I Learned at the War
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Three A-List reporters settle in for a conversation to remember the war in Iraq and reflect on lessons for building the peace. An On Point On Location special recorded live at The Whaling Church at Martha’s Vineyard

Guests:

Rageh Omaar, former BBC News Africa Correspondent, and Developing World Correspondent, now based in London

John Burnett, NPR’s Southwestern Correspondent

Michael Goldfarb, former London bureau chief for NPR, now Senior Correspondent for WBUR’s “Inside Out Documentaries.”

 
 

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