On today’s show, Rosanne Cash performs live in our studio. And Craig Ferguson, the host of "The Late Late Show" tells us about his debut novel. Plus, Nobel Prize-winning economist Amartya Sen will be here. And to start it all off: word maven Patricia T. O’Conner!
Words Fail Me
Word maven Patricia T. (Words Fail Me) O’Conner takes on mixed metaphors, and your questions about the English language. Call 212-433-9692.
Rosanne Cash on Love and Loss
Within two years, three of the most important people in Rosanne Cash’s life died: her mother, her father Johnny Cash, and her step-mother June Carter Cash. Today, she performs songs from Black Cadillac--the album she wrote about losing them. She's joined by her husband (and longtime co-producer and co-writer) John ...
Craig Ferguson's Debut Novel
Craig Ferguson, the host of “The Late Late Show,” describes his irreverent debut novel: Between the Bridge and the River.
Events: Craig Ferguson will be appearing
Wednesday, April 19 at 7:30 pm
Chelsea Barnes & Noble
675 6th Avenue, at 21st Street
Events: Craig Ferguson will be appearing
Wednesday, April 19 at 7:30 pm
Chelsea Barnes & Noble
675 6th Avenue, at 21st Street
Identity and Violence
Nobel Prize-winning economist Amartya Sen describes how clinging to specific identities can box us in--and fuel conflict--in Identity and Violence.
Events: Amartya Sen will be participating in a breakfast talk and signing
Wednesday, April 26 at 8 am
Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs
Events: Amartya Sen will be participating in a breakfast talk and signing
Wednesday, April 26 at 8 am
Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs

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