The Story

A Libyan-American goes to Libya during the uprising and is imprisoned and tortured.

Dick sits down with members of the band who recently reunited and find that their music has shifted. We hear from Theodore Pagan, Johnny Phillipidis and Steven Delopoulous.

Basel used to cross from the side of Aleppo that’s controlled by rebels to the side controlled by the regime. But now, he says, that one-mile stretch has become too dangerous.

Birgit Lindemann grew up behind the Berlin Wall. Her uncle would cross the border from West Germany, risking detection by the Stasi, in order to see Birgit's grandmother in the East. Birgit remembers sneaking to her grandmother's house to see her uncle and to take in the smells of cologne and chocolate - things that could not be bought easily in the East. Also in this show: Lessons From Retail