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ART.CULT
A Club of Our Own
Art.Cult Blogger Claudia La Rocco is starting WNYC's very own performance club. Who's in?
New Sounds
Classics Revisited
Airs daily at 11PM on 93.9 FM
Listen to New Sounds-style reworkings of classical pieces on this program, including the latest from Taraf de Haidouks, a CD of arrangements of music by Bartók, Khachaturian, Albeniz & more, called "Maskarada."
The Leonard Lopate Show
Juliana Hatfield Grows Up
December 2, 2008
Singer/songwriter
Selected Shorts
Improvisations
November 30, 2008
Chance encounters lead to unexpected consequences in a quirky romance, and a quirkier crime story, from Miranda July and Ed McBain.
ART.CULT
The Old Razzle Dazzle
by Claudia La Rocco
There's nothing like a big commercial musical to make "Maggie Thatcher's knickers" seem exciting.
Culture on WNYC
The Holocaust is Over, Live at the NYPL
ART.CULT
Last night at the New York Public Library, author Avraham Burg and distinguished historian Omer Bartov were asked to disagree. And it worked! In his book, Burg argues that the Jewish nation has been traumatized and has lost the ability to trust itself, its neighbors, or the world around it.
Comment: Leave a comment for Omer Bartov and Avraham Burg. They both will be stopping the blog today to answer your questions.
Nikola Tesla: Strange Genius
Studio 360
November 29, 2008
The astounding mad scientist life of Nikola Tesla. Who was this pioneer of radio, radar, and wireless communication?
Great Organ Returns to St. John the Divine
by WNYC Newsroom
November 28, 2008
After seven years, the Great Organ at St. John the Divine Cathedral is back. The 118-stop pipe organ was damaged by smoke in a 2001 fire that destroyed parts of the cathedral.
Snap Judgments
On The Media
What are the rules that govern journalistic portrait photography? Bob Garfield will be hosting a conversation on the Art.Cult Blog.
Recession-proof Gadgets, Crisis and the Whale, Trent Doyle Hancock
Last Night, Right Now, and Beyond Podcast
On today’s podcast, we stop by the seasonal Wired store to see if it will weather the recession, the Museum of Natural History hosts an event on how we think of financial crisis as a species, and an epic battle rages in a new Chelsea show.
Slideshow: Trent Doyle Hancock
Events
New Sounds Live Concert Series
October 28, 2008 – May 14, 2009
Join John Schaefer for the next free concert in February at The World Financial Center.
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