Hour 1
"Daily News" reporters BARBARA LAKER and WENDY RUDERMAN were notified on Monday that they were awarded the 2010 Pulitzer Prize for their 2009 series Tainted Justice. According the the Pulitzer citation they received the award for "for their resourceful reporting that exposed a rogue police narcotics squad, resulting in an FBI probe and the review of hundreds of criminal cases tainted by the scandal." Laker and Ruderman join us in studio to talk about the series, its impact and the prize.

Filed under: author, crime, criminal justice, law enforcement |

Hour 2
Many young veterans and members of the Individual Ready Reserve have gotten the dreaded call ordering them back to war. But RYAN A. CONKLIN of Gettysburg is the only one to have that moment filmed and broadcast to millions by MTV. When Ryan, then 23 years old, got that call in 2008, he was being filmed around-the-clock as a cast member on MTV's "The Real World: Brooklyn," their first cast member who had seen war. MTV followed Ryan's 2nd tour in Iraq for a critically praised special, "Return to Duty." Since returning home, Ryan has become active with the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America and has written a new book, "An Angel From Hell: Real Life on the Front Lines." On today's "Radio Times," Marty will talk with Ryan about life under fire and before the cameras.

Filed under: arts, author, entertainment, military |