THAW (Theatres Against War) presents Mark Twain's "The War Prayer";"How the Secular Humanist Grinch Didn't Steal Christmas"; "How the Grinch Stole Christmas"; Maura "Shoshin" O'Halloran's "Pure Heart, Enlightened Mind" performed by Claire Lebowitz; and a performance by DADANew York featuring Mort Kroos, Be LaRoe, Robert Hieger and the director Joanie Fritz Zosike. Also featuring THAW members Brian Pickett and Suzanne Hayes Kelley.

A WBAI Fundraising Special with Janet Coleman and David Dozer. Featuring excerpts from "A Celebration of Norman Mailer," a 2-hour broadcast which first aired live on December 16, 2007. With Mailer family members Norris Church Mailer, John Buffalo Mailer, and Peter Alson, filmmaker D.B. Pennebaker, editor Jason Epstein, authors Joyce Carole Oates and Frank McCourt and the voice of Norman Mailer. Hosted by Janet Coleman. An added bonus track features actor Rip Torn reminiscing one day after the program about "Maidstone," the notorious improvised film in which he starred with M ailer (who also directed it). The Norman Mailer 3-CD package is available for a contribution of $100

Documentary filmmaker/psychologist Murray Nossel and psychiatrist Paul Browde, co-stars of the off-Broadway hit, "Two Men Talking," demonstrate their storytelling techniques with members of their Narrativ Workshop. With storytellers Benaifer Bhadha, Marion Stein, Archimedes Bibiano and Jerome Deroy.  Hosted by Janet Coleman.

Theatres Against War (THAW) returns with a program of dramatic reading including "Aria Da Capo" by Edna St. Vincent Millay; and "Iinternational Poets on War and Peace," read by B. LaRoe, Judith Malina, Yasemin Ozumersifon, Lorenzo Scott and Thomas Scott Walker. The String Orchestra of New York plays "Children of War" by Patrick Grant.

Andrew Andrew prove two opinions more mindbending than one.

Former WBAI News Director and Dan Rather writer, Paul Fischer's latest newsical in the series "What's the Freqency, Kenneth?" This time, Paul goes one joke over the line...to confess his lifelong addiction to drug songs. Examples are plentiful.

The brilliant team of Bethany & Rufus host this hour of live music, with Bethany (Yarrow) on vocals, guitar and percussion and Rufus (Cappdocia) on five-string cello.

Post-Warholian radio artists Andrew Andrew address the arts.

–A potpourri of sound from Lump Sum Theatre, Severn Darden, Union Signal, The Ishmel Reed Quintet, Leonore von Stein, John and Yoko, Garbage Collection and more . Curated by Janet Coleman and David Dozer.

–Poet Hugh Seidman hosts this hour with fellow poets Harvey Shapiro,
Lawrence Joseph and Elizabeth Macklin all reading from their work.

–Performance artist and rabble-rouser Reno takes on the world.

Hugh Seidman hosts poets Michael Heller, Harvey Shapiro, & John Taggart to discuss the Pulitzer Prize-winning poet George Oppen on the centenary of his birth. (Rebroadcast of a program that originally aired on April 6, 2008.)

–Post-Warholian radio artists Andrew Andrew return with insights from the Far East

Actress, director, and Yiddish translator Caraid O'Brien presents "A Tribute to Sholem Asch and the Yiddish Theatre," with scenes from his plays. Ms. O'Brien recently directed and played the part of Molly Bloom in "Radio Bloomsday," WBAI's marathon celebration of JamesJoyce.

The first airing of "What's the Frequency, Kenneth?" a serial "newsical" conceived and hosted by Paul Fischer. This episode on jobs and the economy is subtitled "American Idle." Fischer, a former WBAI News Director, wrote for Dan Rather's CBS Evening News for 24 years and is now unemployed.

A conversation with literary lion Harold Bloom about Walt Whitman's "Leaves of Grass" and Charles Mingus. Hosted by Janet Coleman and David Dozer.

An extended conversation with journalist Robert Scheer on his newest book, The Pornography of Power: How Defense Hawks Hijacked 9/11 and Weakened America. With musical interludes from the patriotic playlist of The Paralyzed Veterans of America and Bob Dylan. Hosted by Janet Coleman.

Post Warholian radio artists Andrew Andrew hold forth.

Speaking for The Institute of Expertology, Victor S. Navasky (publisher emeritus of The Nation) and and Christopher Cerf (Emmy -winning executive producer of the PBS series Between the Lions), discuss and read from their latest book, Mission Accomplsihed! Or How We Won the War in Iraq.

Janet and David ponder questions of Fathers' Day. Does Father Nature know best?.

Post-Warholian radio artists Andrew Andrew captain the ship.

–Actor/author/raconteur Malachy McCourt holds forth.

–Comedian and social/political oracle, Reno, holds forth on life and economics.

–Actor/author/raconteur Malachy McCourt holds forth.

–Theatres Against War (THAW) presents live excerpts from "Dirt," "The Fifth Column," and "Rapsida" (A play from a Rwandan theater group that uses theater to educate people about HIV/AIDS). Hosted by Joanie Fritz Zosike and Suzanne Hayes.

–Post-Warholian radio artists, Andrew Andrew, host

–Hugh Seidman hosts poets Michael Heller, Harvey Shapiro, & John Taggart to discuss the Pulitzer Prize-winning poet George Oppen on the centenary of his birth.

–Theatres Against War (THAW) hosts an hour of anti-war theater, poetry and dramatic readings including a performance from "The Conscientious Objector" (now playing on Theatre Row); an excerpt from "The Wall"(a play by THAW Scholarship winner Al Harah Theater from the West Bank); the words of Paul Robeson and others.

–Actor/author/raconteur Malachy McCourt hosts the Easter Bunny. Harvey Shapiro.

–Poet Hugh Seidman hosts a poetry reading with fellow poets Elizabeth Macklin, D. Nurkse and Harvey Shapiro.

–Actor/author/raconteur Malachy McCourt holds forth.

–Post-Warholian radio artists Andrew Andrew host.

–Poet Hugh Seidman hosts fellow poets D. Nurkse and Lawrence Joseph in readings of poems about war. (Encore presentation.)

–Author Elizabeth Nunez hosts this hour with special guest poet Linda Susan Jackson.

–Actor/author/raconteur Malachy McCourt holds forth.

–Post-Warholian radio artists Andrew Andrew hold forth.