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Remembering Spalding

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Wednesday, March 10, 2004

As a way of marking Spalding Gray's sad passing, the Lopate Show reairs an entire interview he did with Leonard on November 27th, 1990. Gray discusses his show, "Monster in a Box," the perils of writing a novel, and other digressions. Then Ruth O'Brien, editor of Voices from the Edge, on why the Americans with Disabilities Act is in jeopardy. Has the ADA really helped to improve the lives of disabled people? O'Brien is joined by contributor Achim Nowak, who's written about HIV and discrimination, and Arlene Mayerson, one of the nation's leading experts in disability rights law and directing attorney of the Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund (DREDF) . Then Jerome Charyn describes New York City in the Jazz Age. And ex-cop Laurie Lynn Drummond explains why she's chosen a career in writing over law enforcement.

Remembering Spalding Gray

As a way of marking Spalding Gray's sad passing, the Lopate Show reairs an entire interview he did with Leonard on November 27th, 1990. Gray discusses his show, "Monster in a Box," the perils of writing a novel, and other digressions.

Music: Brother’s Keeper Soundtrack #16 “Waltzing with ...

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Ruth O'Brien, Achim Nowak, and Arlene Mayerson

Ruth O'Brien is editor of Voices from the Edge: Narratives About the Americans With Disabilities Act. Contributor Achim Nowak and lawyer and disability rights activist Arlene Mayerson are also here to explain their perspectives.

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Music: Catch Me if ...

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Jerome Charyn

Jerome Charyn's new book is Gangsters and Gold Diggers: Old New York, the Jazz Age, and the Birth of Broadway.

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Events: Jerome Charyn gives a talk on March 18th at the Municipal Arts Society – 51st and Madison – ...

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Laurie Lynn Drummond

Laurie Lynn Drummond's debut short story collection is Anything You Say Can and Will Be Used Against You: Stories. She draws upon her eight years in law enforcement for her stories. (They're about policewomen in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.)

» Read an excerpt of Drummond's book in the Reading ...

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Mexican Restaurants and Groceries

Gourmet editor-in-chief Ruth Reichl was joined by Guatemalan-American writer Francisco Goldman on The Leonard Lopate Show; they looked beyond Taco Bell to discuss the influence of Latin American cuisine. Below is the list of Mexican restaurants mentioned on the show.

Manhattan:

 

El Paso tacquerias

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