Summary: Metro Connection SegmentsU.S. Diplomats Grapple With Risks, Rewards Of Jobs OverseasForeign Governments Seek Square Footage, Symbolism In EmbassiesWashingtonians Seek Diplomacy In Personal PoliticsFormer Schools Chancellor Michelle Rhee Reflects On Past LeadershiptDoor To Door: Lorton, Va. And Woodland Normanstone, D.C.'The Diplomats' Pursue Rock-And-Roll OutreachFounding Gardeners Sheds Light On Plant DiplomacyStorycorps: Washington Women Share Story Of Coming Out, Co-Parenting<p>The recent attacks on U.S. embassies overseas have rattled many Washingtonians. This week we'll bring the story of those attacks closer to home with a show about diplomacy. We'll talk with foreign service officers past and present about the risks and rewards of a career in diplomacy. We'll also explore embassy real estate and the symbolism of D.C.'s ambassadorial digs. And we'll meet European diplomats who are moonlighting in the world of rock-and-roll. </p><p>[Music: "Every Little Bit Hurts" by John Davis from Title Tracks / "Steady State" by Penguin Cafe Orchestra from Concert Program]</p>
