Richard I. Pyatt

Host Richard Pyatt talks to Ted Van Griethuysen and Aldo Bonura - both actors, directors, and educators - about a production of the Henrik Ibsen's play "Hedda Gabler" performed by the Opposites Company at the Actors Playhouse. Van Griethuysen is the director of the production and Bonura acts the part ...

Richard Pyatt is the host and moderator. With him are Arthur Healy author of the best selling novel Airport, Alfred MacDonald a Chief Engineer of airports at Parsons Brinkerhoff Quaid, Douglas Wilder Buechner chief of the air traffic branch of the New York area office of the Federal Aviation Administration, ...

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Richard Pyatt with Real Estate Commissioner Carl Madonick in a monthly series.

a) City has made proposition to Federal Government for the part of the Brooklyn Navy Yard ...

Richard Pyatt, a WNYC Announcer and Professor of Speech and Drama at Pace College, moderates a discussion on methods of education with:

Neil Postman, Co-author "Teaching as a Subversive Activity"
Harold Levine, President of Mervin and Jesse Levine Advertising, Inc. Member of the Board of Education, ...

Dr. William H. Grier, Psychiatrist at the University of California Medical School talks about his recent book Black Rage, co-authored with Dr. Price M. Cobbs.

WNYC's Richard Pyatt interviews Sandra M. Brown, Executive Director of Education, Inc., a company specializing in education alternatives.

Black officials ought to think black.

On this episode of Seminars in Theater, Host Richard Pyatt interviews the cast and creators of "Walk Down Mah Street!," an off-Broadway musical revue. This satirical depiction of teen life in the ghetto was written by Patricia Taylor Curtis with her husband Norman Curtis, who composed the music. They join ...

This episode is from the WNYC archives. It may contain language which is no longer politically or socially appropriate.

Richard Pyatt with Real Estate Commissioner Carl Madonick in a monthly series.

Begin by discussing the prospected establishment of an industrial complex in the old Brooklyn Navy Yard. ...

This episode is from the WNYC archives. It may contain language which is no longer politically or socially appropriate.

Richard Pyatt with Real Estate Commissioner Carl Madonick in a monthly series.

Latest news about Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Employee of the month award given to ...

The SWP take on slums, crime, pollution, unemployment, and drug addiction.

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WNYC Program Director Richard Pyatt reads from the Anti-Memoirs of André Malraux, as translated by Terence Kilmartin, as serialized in the Atlantic Monthly.

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