S01E38 — Mackenzie Phillips, Daniel Baldwin and Todd Bridges; 12-Year-Old Accused of Killing Parents; NPR Scandal

Mackenzie Phillips, Daniel Baldwin and Todd Bridges, all recovering addicts, and Dr. Howard Samuels, founder and CEO of the Hills Treatment Center, share their stories and are interviewed regarding Charlie Sheen. A 12-year-old Colorado boy has been accused of shooting his parents to death, wounding his sister and a brother. His uncle Wally Long and his brother Jacob Long are interviewed. NPR (National Public Radio) ombudsman Alicia Shepard and Andrew Breitbart, author of Righteous Indignation: Excuse Me While I Save the World., are interviewed regarding the resignation of NPR chief executive officer Vivian Schiller.