Major League Baseball recently acknowledged records from the Negro Leagues. The move is seen as a way to honor those who weren't allowed to join MLB due to segregation.
Jackie Robinson broke the color line in 1947. That was in the National League. The American League soon followed. But some clubs in the junior circuit waited much longer. It's part of the story told in the book A Calculus of Color: The Integration of Baseball's American League. The author joins us.
Also:
* Jenn Fuller recaps an investigation into concerns over home schooling.
* Sean Crawford talks with author Robert McGregor about his book on American League integration.
* Yvonne Boose talks with the first poet laureate of Galena.
* Elizabeth Rembert visits the National Music Museum. It's located in South Dakota.