Robert Scheer revealed a whole new side to Jimmy Carter when he interviewed him for Playboy. On today’s show, he recalls what else he learned from his famous presidential profiles. Later on, we’ll explore what makes nature shows so fascinating. And pianist Jeffrey Siegel reflects on the works of great composers. Plus, Al and Larry Ubell, the “Gurus of How-To,” will be here.
The Presidential Mind
Jimmy Carter admitted to having lust in his heart during his famous Playboy interview in 1976. In Playing President, Robert Scheer—who wrote the article—reveals what other presidents divulged to him.
Events: Robert Scheer will be reading and signing books
Wednesday, July ...
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Events: Robert Scheer will be reading and signing books
Wednesday, July ...
Watching Wildlife
Cynthia Chris joins us for a study of animal attraction—her book Watching Wildlife explores why nature shows have so much appeal.
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Keyboard Conversations
Pianist Jeffrey Siegel reflects on playing the work of great composers like Mozart and Chopin in Keyboard Conversations.
Events: Jeffrey Siegel will perform a mini-Keyboard Conversation presentation followed by a signing
Wednesday, July 12 at 7 pm
The Lincoln Center Barnes & Noble
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Events: Jeffrey Siegel will perform a mini-Keyboard Conversation presentation followed by a signing
Wednesday, July 12 at 7 pm
The Lincoln Center Barnes & Noble
...
The Gurus of How-To
Al and Larry Ubell, the “Gurus of How-To,” answer your home repair questions. Call 212-433-9692.
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