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An insider’s look into the complicated world of organized crime. Chicago mobster and former chief of police Michael Corbitt breaks his code of silence and joins author Sam Giancana to discusses his years of working for the mob, Double Deal. Plus, John Elderfield and Kirk Varnedoe, co-organizers of the Matisse Picasso exhibit at the MOMA discuss the life and work of the two of the world’s greatest modern artists.
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Michael Corbitt and Sam Giancana
An insider’s look into the complicated world of organized crime. Chicago mobster and former chief of police Michael Corbitt breaks his code of silence and joins author Sam Giancana to discusses his years of working for the mob, Double Deal: The Inside Story of Murder, Unbridled Corruption, and the Cop ...
John Elderfield and Kirk Varnedoe
John Elderfield and Kirk Varnedoe, co-organizers of the Matisse Picasso exhibit at MOMA, discuss the life and work of the two of the world’s greatest modern artists.
Music: The Complete Ballets of Erik Satie "Jack in the Box"
French Orchestral Miniatures 1850-1950 vol II Chamber Philharmonic of Bohemia
Music: The Complete Ballets of Erik Satie "Jack in the Box"
French Orchestral Miniatures 1850-1950 vol II Chamber Philharmonic of Bohemia
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