Tues, Nov 1 | Join WNYC Studios for an interactive evening to learn how this leading producer of premier audio content has found ways to engage and activate audiences beyond their ear buds and create richer lives, lasting relationships and social change. Part of the Fast Company Innovation Festival.

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Wed, Nov 2 | Leave the emails, phone calls, and stress behind and settle in for an hour of musical serenity with a live performance by Juilliard415 - the principal period-instrument ensemble of The Juilliard School.

WNYC is a media partner of the Moth, presenting Fever Pitch: The Annual Moth Members' Show at The Great Hall at Cooper Union. Featuring Tracy Clayton, host of Another Round. Hosted by Tara Clancy. Thursday, November 3rd. Info at themoth.org

Thurs, Nov 3 | WNYC's Leonard Lopate explores the magical art of making food look ravishing with photographers Liz Clayman and Michael Harlan Turkell and stylist Rebekah Peppler. 

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Fri, Nov 4 | Join us as WNYC's Peabody Award-winning host leads an election conversation about what matters most now in local and national politics. In this show, Brian talks with veteran journalist Bill Moyers, MSNBC's Chris Hayes, On the Media's Brooke Gladstone, Fordham University political science professor Christina Greer and more.

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Fri, Nov 4 | Downtown is still weird! Join us for music by Julian Velard and Vicky Kristina Barcelona, comedy by Sydnee Washington, illusions by Steve Cuiffo and neo-boylesque act by James Tigger! Ferguson. Hosted by Julian Fleisher.

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Tues, Nov 8 | Join us for WNYC's Election Night party as we watch the votes come in and wrap our only-in-New York conversation series for the politically curious. Featuring games, commentary and live updates. Hosted by Keli Goff, in partnership with Guardian US and Refinery29. 

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Thurs, Nov 10 | WNYC's Leonard Lopate talks with culinary entrepreneurs Claus Meyer and Daniel Rose about the unique challenges of opening an eatery in New York City. 

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Mon, Nov 14 | Join us for a live recording of three contemporary shorts by great American playwrights featuring great American actors. Each short is followed by conversation with its playwright, director and cast. 

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The contentious presidential election has many journalists expressing their anxiety that America is not listening to their journalism. And yet, for many it's evidence that their work has never mattered more.

Watch a special live video stream at 2:30pm ET as On the Media's Brooke Gladstone talks with Bill Keller, former executive editor of The New York Times and founding editor of The Marshall Project.

Tues, Nov 15 | Susan Fales-Hill talks with the icons and innovators of the dance world: Jamison, artistic director emerita of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, and Battle, current artistic director.

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Thurs, Nov 17 | WNYC's Leonard Lopate talks with the famed chocolatier to about his artisanal chocolate empire and how he makes his confections so unique.

**Please Note: Due to an unforeseen conflict, this even has been cancelled and will be rescheduled. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Fri, Nov 18 | Join us to talk about the challenges of being a white parent raising a black child in the current racial climate – and the deep significance of getting the language right when talking about race. 

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Mon, Nov 21 | Join us for a conversation with authors Jacqueline Woodson and Daniel José Older as we examine representation in young-adult fiction.

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Mon, Nov 28 | Celebrate the award-winning work of men and women incarcerated in detention facilities across the country with actors and writers, including author Jeffrey Toobin.

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Tues, Nov 29 | Join social psychologist Heidi Grant Halvorson and Harvard Business Review senior editor Sarah Green Carmichael as they discuss why we're often misunderstood, how different lenses affect our interactions, and how we can better manage them. 

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Wed, Nov 30 | Join us for an a cappella Christmas from England when one of the world’s most celebrated vocal ensembles performs from their new album in this exclusive New York appearance. 

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