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John 'Buck' O'Neil speaks during the Baseball Hall of Fame induction ceremony on July 30, 2006 (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images) ((Jim McIsaac/Getty Images))
Documentary filmmaker, Ken Burns remembers Negro League great Buck O'Neil. Bill T. Jones discusses his brand of interpretive political dance; Also we'll be joined by the creator of the travel guide "Forgotten New York" and we'll hear from John Sayles and the role of organized labor in independent film.
Remembering Buck O'Neil
Ken Burns, documentary filmmaker, and producer of Baseball
- remembers Negro League great Buck O'Neil
- remembers Negro League great Buck O'Neil
Keeping Up With Bill T. Jones
Bill T. Jones, co-founder, artistic director, choreographer and dancer at the Bill T. Jones Arnie Zane Dance Company
- discusses his brand of interpretive political dance.
- discusses his brand of interpretive political dance.
Hidden in Plain Sight
Kevin Walsh, urban explorer, creater of www.forgotten-ny.com and author of Forgotten New York: The Ultimate Urban Explorer's Guide to All Five Boroughs (Collins, 2006)
- shares some of his forgotten New York sites
Forgotten New York available for purchase at Amazon.com
- shares some of his forgotten New York sites
Forgotten New York available for purchase at Amazon.com
Cinema Verite
John Sayles, film director, and author, Union Dues (Nation Books, reissued 2006)
- weighs in on organized labor and its role in the independent film industry
Union Dues available for purchase at Amazon.com
- weighs in on organized labor and its role in the independent film industry
Union Dues available for purchase at Amazon.com