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Monday, November 10, 2008

Vernon Jordan talks about how the power of words has helped African-Americans to assert their rights and pass on their culture. Also: Mavis Staples on her long gospel and soul singing career! Valery Gergiev talks about the works of composer Sergei Prokofiev. Plus, Frank Gifford looks back on his life with the New York Giants.

Tune in to our Thanksgiving Recipe Swap tomorrow, Tues. Nov. 11! We'll be talking about the best side dishes to serve with turkey.

Guests:

Valery Gergiev, Frank Gifford, Vernon Jordan and Mavis Staples

Vernon Jordan: Make It Plain

Vernon Jordan talks about how the power of words has helped Black Americans to assert their rights and pass on their culture -- and how Barack Obama fits into that tradition. Jordan served as chairman of the Clinton Presidential Transition Team in 1992 and is the author of the new ...

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Mavis Staples

Mavis Staples talks about her long career in gospel and soul. She was at the center of the civil rights movement with her family’s group, The Staple Singers. Her new album is “Live: Hope at the Hideout.”

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Valery Gergiev on Prokofiev

Valery Gergiev, Principal Conductor of the London Symphony Orchestra, returns to Lincoln Center with the Kirov Orchestra and Chorus of the Mariisnky Theatre to perform Sergei Prokofiev’s music for stage and film (Nov. 9-17). More info and tickets at lincolncenter.org.

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Frank Gifford and the Glory Game of 1958

Frank Gifford talks about his career as a golden boy for the New York Giants. His new book about the dramatic 1958 NFL Championship game between the Giants and the Baltimore Colts is The Glory Game.

Events:
Frank Gifford will be speaking and signing books
Thursday, ...

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THREE RECIPES FROM JAMIE AT HOME

 

Amazing pickled and marinated veg

makes about 2 quarts

for the pickling liquid
1 quart cider or white wine vinegar
1 quart water
2 tablespoons sea salt

for the pickling marinade
2 cups extra virgin olive ...

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