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Performance artist and playwright DEB MARGOLIN LINK performs her play "GOOD MORNING ANITA HILL ITS GINNI THOMAS I JUST WANTED TO REACH ACROSS THE AIRWAVES AND THE YEARS AND ASK YOU TO CONSIDER SOMETHING I WOULD LOVE YOU TO CONSIDER AN APOLOGY SOMETIME AND SOME FULL EXPLANATION OF WHY YOU DID WHAT YOU DID WITH MY HUSBAND SO GIVE IT SOME THOUGHT AND CERTAINLY PRAY ABOUT THIS AND COME TO UNDERSTAND WHY YOU DID WHAT YOU DID OKAY HAVE A GOOD DAY."
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Sunday,
January 29
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Poet Hugh Seidman hosts fellow poets Harvey Shapiro, Susan Wheeler, Lawrence Joseph and D. Nurkse in readings from their recent work. |
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Sunday, March 4
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The SAG/AFTRA Merger: A Tutorial. With SAG/AFTRA National Board members and actors Jenny O'Hara, Rebecca Damon, Jason George, Nancy Giles, and longtime union activist and former Board member Tim Jerome. Moderated by Janet Coleman. Hosted by Janet Coleman and David Dozer
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Sunday, March 11
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Concert pianist and radio legend James Irsay and guest, sonic archaeologist Allan Evans, will discuss and play examples of Evans's recent CD releases of freshly unearthed performances of the music of Brahms
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Sunday, April 1
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A celebration of the 200th issue of the legendary literary quarterly, The Paris Review. With editor Lorin Stein, Poetry Editor Robyn Creswell, Deputy Editor Sadie Stein, Southern Editor and contributor John Jeremiah Sullivan, and contributors Maggie Paley, Marc Sumell, Rowan Ricardo Phillips, and Leanne Shapton. Moderated by Janet
Coleman.
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Sunday, April 29
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Caraid O'Brien again interviews actor and comedy legend Jerry Stiller. This time, Stiller reads for the first time ever from his book of essays-in-progress, "Why Aren't My Old Girlfriends Calling Me?" Moderated by Janet
Coleman.Moderated by Janet
Coleman.
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Sunday, June 3
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Satirists discuss the question of "The Concept of Fairness: Learned or Innate?" With Paul Krassner, David Dozer and Reno.
Hosted by Janet
Coleman
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Sunday, June 10
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Director and Joyce scholar Caraid O'Brien discusses Radio Bloomsday 2012, the forthcoming 7-hour star-studded marathon celebration of Joyce's masterpiece "Ulysses," taking place on WBAI (and other Pacifica stations) on Saturday, June 16 from 7pm until the wee hours of Sunday morning.
Hosted by Janet
Coleman
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Sunday, July 1
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On today's show, musicians in conversation. With master jazz saxophonist (and flautist) Bob Feldman and conceptualist (and guitarist) Keith Connolly..
Hosted by Janet
Coleman
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Sunday July 29
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A potpourri of music and sound shorts from Thelonious Monk, John and Yoko, Lorraine Feather, Union Signal, Ishmael Reed, Lump Sum Theater, and others.
Janet
Coleman and David
Dozer, with listener call-ins.
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Sunday August 5
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A TRIBUTE TO GORE VIDAL, OUR FIRST HOST
In February 2004, as the Presidential campaign began to take shape, the great American author and intellectual Gore Vidal, who died last week at the age of 86., became the first and, for a year, recurring host of this program. His subject was U.S. politics and the American Empire. Today’s show, “Yellow Roses,” is a re-broadcast of one of Vidal’s incisive, biting, eloquent and prescient editions of The Next Hour. It highlights Vidal’s view of America’s “liberating” armies with personal memories of serving in World War II and young men used as cannon fodder; excerpts from the anti-imperialist Broadway musical “The Golden Apple” (with lyrics by Vidal’s friend John LaTouche); and Vidalian explication and imitations of the sound slips of George W. Bush.
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Sunday August 19
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MORE GORE!
Gore Vidal "On Post Election 2004 & America's Discovery of God," a re-broadcast of another of the great dissenter's programs created exclusively for WBAI.
Hosted
by Janet
Coleman and David
Dozer
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Sunday September 15
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Author, satirist, journalist, stand-up comedian, founding member of the Yippies and founder and publisher of "The Realist," Paul Krassner, in a conversation about the re-issue of his "Confessions of A Raving, Unconfined Nut: Misadventures in the Counterculture."
Hosted
by Janet
Coleman and David
Dozer
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Sunday September 30
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Poet Lawrence Joseph interviews three fellow writers who preceded him by a decade at the University of Michigan: Edmund White, Al Young and Janet
Coleman discuss their lives as student writers on the Ann Arbor campus of the Sixties.
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Sunday December 16
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Artists Charles Mingus III and Marc Kehoe
discuss the art of the WBAI Art Auction and their art.
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