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Go Ask Alice
Guest host Alice Rhee talks to writer Alice Walker, author of The Color Purple, among
other books. Best known as a novelist, Walker also writes non-fiction. She’ll talk about
her … 
In the Mood
Legendary writer, director, and actor Christopher Guest tells us about his latest comedy:
“For Your Consideration.” Then, Emilio Estevez talks about writing and directing
“Bobby,” his new film about the …
I Want My... Viral Videos
… - including one of a choreographed treadmill dance routine - leaked onto the
Internet. But before that, they were (beleive it or not) a Public Radio favorite. Today,
the band …
William Bolcom
… he's written music of every type, comfortably mixing styles and genres. As WNYC's
Sara Fishko tells us, Bolcom was, and is, a careful, passionate music-listner as well, and
what he …
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Sustainable Development
On Capitol Hill, newly elected members of Congress get oriented, potential 2008
presidential rivals Hillary Clinton and John McCain speak out as members of the Armed
Services Committee, and Trent …
Uncovering the Truth
In the first part of today’s Underreported, we talk to a journalist from The Gambia who
was imprisoned without charge and beaten. Then, we ask why we don’t hear more …
Sir Paul, Composer
Paul McCartney’s been a teen heart throb, a rock icon, and a classical music composer.
Today, he discusses his most recent New York premiere at Carnegie Hall. Also: the history …
Thanksgiving Recipe Swap Day!
A selection of Ruth Reichl’s favorite Thanksgiving recipes, including several submitted
by listeners. Listen to Leonard Lopate's November 7 interview with Ruth Reichl Share your
tried and …
Mysterious Mountain
No it's not a theme park ride - unless you're talking music, of course. Armenian American
composer Alan Hovhannes wrote his Symphony No. 2 as a tribute to the "whole …
Territorial Imperative
… Progress appeared to have been made on Monday when an agreement was reached on a
candidate for prime minister. Today, Columbia scholar Rashid Khalidi assesses whether
progress can be made …