On today’s show: Hanna Rosin explains why she feels we’re living in the era of the end of men and what it all means for society. Alex Prud’homme, Julia Child’s grandnephew talks about the memoir they co-authored, My Life in France, for The Leonard Lopate Show Book Club! Zadie Smith tells us about her new novel, NW. Our latest Backstory segment looks at the wrangling between China and Japan over a group of small yet resource-rich islands.
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WNYC celebrates the 75th anniversary of Zora Neale Hurston's groundbreaking novel, Their Eyes Were Watching God, with a radio adaptation recorded live in The Greene Space. The stellar cast includes Phylicia Rashad and Ruben Santiago-Hudson, who also directed this captivating performance.
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