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Dying? author and bloomberg opinion columnist, frank berry, embarked on an epic quest to find out. in his new book, back roads and better angels, frank chronicles his cross-country adventure with his wife, laurel. the pair set out in their winnebago on their nationwide trek, following the path known as the lincoln highway. they hit the road on september 11th, 2020, in new york city with the goal of reaching san francisco by election day of that year. in the book, frank describes the people they met in big cities and small towns from all different types of backgrounds, races, religions, learning what binds us together at a time when the country appears to be so divided. and frank joins us now. thank you so much for coming on the show and i m curious what inspired this journey and what you found out. well, when we saw the country ....
-we re trying to ignore our best pal, dave, who s busy documenting our journey toward space. -dr. dave! -yeah. -man, this is above and beyond. -i know. 6:30. -yeah. -dave, your camera is affecting me. -it is? -[ laughing ] yeah. -kalpana was definitely one of her kind. and what everybody knows about her is the first female astronaut from india. she was intelligent. she was hardworking. she was unstoppable. -rolling. -take 3, dave and laurel. -action! we re here in the wind river mountains with the crew of sts-107. -brought to you by the national outdoor leadership school. -well, laurel, are you ready? -dave, my palms are sweaty. my knees are weak. i m ready for an outdoor adventure. ....
Smiles. alright. [ laughter ] -i would see the crew daily. -perfect. -let me take my glasses off. -that ll be in here. [ laughter ] i m not a star-struck kind of person, right? but you fly 12,500 miles an hour? i was like, yeah! i like you. [ laughs ] -whoo-hoo, baby! [ laughter ] -when they got selected as a crew, i went and got their astronaut bio and i read what they did, what they liked. [ laughter ] i went over and i m like, ah, doctor. ah. dr. dave brown, surgeon. dr. kalpana chawla, phd. laurel laurel was a submarine doctor. i thought that was so cool. mike he s air force pilot. and then willie he was like a test pilot. rick he d already been up to space. and then there was ilan. you know, he was already a hero in his country. ....
Eating and working and. going to the bathroom and. .seeing earth from space. -well, actually, things are going really well. and, uh, things have been working well. columbia is in great shape and working absolutely perfectly. we had a great ride to orbit. -after the launch, we came home for the next 16 days. we knew that the crew was going to be in space. by that point, i mean, i turned on nasa tv here and just started watching the mission. -next up for the blue shift was a blood draw experiment here. here, laurel is telling mike that this isn t going to hurt her a bit. -i was just thrilled for them. they were they were doing great. ....