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| –Sunday December 30 • 11AM — Noon |
–Author/actor/raconteur Malachy McCourt hosts his brothers Frank, Alf and Mike in what has –come to be an annual McCourt family radio reunion.
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| –Sunday December 23 • 11AM — Noon |
–Satirists
Paul Krassner, Sean Kelly, Janet Coleman and David Dozer talk about
gooseberries –and related holiday issues.
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A CELEBRATION OF NORMAN MAILER
Join us for a celebration of the long, protean and dazzling life and work
of the late great American author, Norman Mailer, in this two-hour special.
With Mailer family members Norris Church Mailer, John Buffalo Mailer,
Michael Mailer and Peter Alson; Mailer's editor Jason Epstein; novelist/
journalist and Mailer's mayoral runningmate Jimmy Breslin, and esteemed
fellow writers Joyce Carol Oates, Frank McCourt and Paricia Bosworth.
Hosted by Janet Coleman.
PHOTO:WILLIAM COUPON |
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| –Sunday December 9 • 11AM — Noon |
–Author/actor/activist/racanteur Malachy McCourt holds forth..
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| –Sunday November 18 •5 11AM — Noon |
–Elizabeth Nunez hosts this hour with Diarah N'Daw Spech, co-creator of the African Diaspora Film Festival and filmmaker Frances-Anne Solomon, director of the festival's opening night film, "A Winter's Tale."
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| –Sunday September 23 • 11AM —Noon |
–Composer/jazz musician Fred Ho hosts this hour on the 25th Anniversary of his
–Afro-Asian Ensemble.
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| –Sunday September 16 • 11AM —Noon |
–Psychoanalyst and historian Charles B. Strozier hosts a conversation on "Forever War" with
–Richard Falk, Princeton Professor Emritus of International Law and Practice.
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| –Sunday September 2 • 11AM —Noon |
–Andrew Andrew and their snapshots of summer.
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| –Sunday August 26 • 11AM —Noon |
–A panel of satirists discuss humorous impulses from inception to delivery.
–With Paul Krassner, Will Durst and David Dozer. Moderated by Janet Coleman.
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| –Sunday August 19 • 11AM —Noon |
–Poet Hugh Seidman interviews poet Harvey Shapiro upon publication of Shapiro's "The Sights –Along The Harbor: New and Collected Poems." (Re-broadcast of a program that –originally–aired April 16, 2006.) Hosted by Janet Coleman and David Dozer. |
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| –Sunday August 5 • 11AM —Noon |
–Downtown radio artists Andrew Andrew and guest, Russian artist Andrey Bartenev. |
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| –Sunday July 8 • 11AM —Noon |
–A discussion of atheism with Jonathan Miller, the British intellectual, TV producer, theater and
–opera director, and neurologist. Miller's BBC series "A Brief History of Disbelief," will begin its
–American launch on PBS on July 15. Hosted by Janet Coleman.
–(Re-broadcast of an earlier program.) |
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| –Sunday July 1 • 11AM —Noon |
–Post Warholian radio artists Andrew Andrew host a special guest. |
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| –Sunday June 10 • 11AM —Noon |
–Author/actor/raconteur Malachy McCourt holds forth. |
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| –Sunday June 3 • 11AM —Noon |
–Post-Warholian radio artists Andrew Andrew and special guests. |
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| –Sunday May 26 • 11AM —Noon |
–Janet and David fill in for Malachy McCourt. |
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| –Sunday April 29 • 11AM —Noon |
–Satirists talk about grandparents and generational knowledge. With editor/author Paul Krassner, author/comedy writer Sean Kelly and Displaced Playwright David Dozer. Moderated by Janet Coleman |
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| –Sunday April 22 • 11AM —Noon |
–Actor/author/raconteur Malachy McCourt holds forth. |
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| –Sunday April 15 • 11AM —Noon |
–A panel on "Almost Lost Languages Alive and In Translation," with Basque poet Kirmen Uribe and his Euskaran translator, poet Elizabeth Macklin; and poet Yerra Sugarman with her translations of the Yiddish poet Celia Dropkin. Moderated by Janet Coleman |
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| –Sunday April 8 • 11AM —Noon |
–Post-Warholian radio artists Andrew Andrew and guest. |
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| –Sunday April 1 • 11AM —Noon |
–Actor/author/raconteur Malachy McCourt holds forth. |
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| –Sunday March 25 • 9—11AM |
| –Eric Silberger, a young violinist who was recently selected to participate in the International Tchaikovsky Competition 2007 in Moscow in June, will perform live throughout the hour, playing works by Prokofiev, Tchaikovsky, Manuel de Falla, and Gershwin. |
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| –Sunday March 18 • 11—Noon |
| Director Cynthia Croot and actress Brigit Evans bring dramatic excerpts and discussion of The Venus Project Worldwide, their theatrical experiment with Suzan-Lori Parks' play about Sarah Bartmann, the South African servant who gained strange fame as "The Hottentot Venus." With actors Kathleen Chalfant and Jeffrey Frace and humanitarian advocate Rachel Lloyd of Gems Girls. Hosted by Janet Coleman |
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| –Sunday March 11 • 9—11AM |
–Post-Warholian radio artists Andrew Andrew host with guest composer Andrew Shapiro. |
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| –Sunday March 4 • 9—11AM |
–Actor/author/raconteur Malachy McCourt holds forth. |
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| –Sunday February 18 • 9—11AM |
–Kate Valk and post-Warholian radio artists Andrew Andrew investigate new theatre in New York. |
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| –Sunday January 7 • 9—11AM |
–Kate Valk of The Wooster Group tours the art galleries with downtown radio artists Andrew Andrew. |
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