Posted on: Thu 27 Apr 2017
Breakfast producer Finbar Doran-Smyth joined Jennie Lenman to speak about what happened on this day, including John Milton’s sale of his popular manuscript Paradise Lost and Frank William Abagnale, the real life counterpart to Leonardo Di Caprio’s character in Catch Me If You Can.
Produced by Finbar Doran-Smyth
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