Paul Holmes, a mid-East correspondent for Reuters, shares his story of reporting from the front lines of the Israeli/Palestinian conflict. Plus, a concise history of jazz, a conversation with musician, conceptual artist and writer DJ Spooky, and Mortal Hazard, a debut novel from Kate Jennings.
Paul Holmes
Paul Holmes, a mid-East correspondent for Reuters, shares his story of reporting from the front lines of the Israeli/Palestinian conflict.
Loren Schoenberg
Loren Schoenberg has been a featured tenor saxophone soloist with the big bands of Benny Carter, Benny Goodman, Jimmy Health, and Buck Clayton. Now, he's authored a concise history of jazz. Hear him discuss NPR's Curious Listener's Guide to Jazz.
DJ Spooky
Musician, conceptual artist and writer DJ Spooky discusses his new experiments with sound and jazz, Optometry.
Kate Jennings
Kate Jennings discusses Moral Hazard, her wry novel of negotiating between two worlds: Wall Street and Alzheimers.
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