Among the many radio interviews from last week were two long-form call-in shows, both on Public Radio. If you’d like to waste an hour or two, have a listen. (You’ll need to launch your Real Player to listen to these.) The first is from the Kathleen Dunn show, in Wisconsin — lots of chat about native son Joseph Dutton in this one. Earlier in the week I was in Washington D.C. talking with Kojo Nnamdi, and of course we touched on the Washington D.C.-based story of John Early: crank, victim, outlaw, and, as readers of The Colony know, the nation’s first leprosy activist.