Leonard starts off the show by resurrecting some of his gospel music favorites in celebration of Easter. Then, guest host Marty Goldensohn sits in for Leonard for the rest of the show – first he talks with film scholar Kevin Brownlow about the legend of Cecil B. DeMille. Brownlow worked with DeMille’s family and collaborators to make a new documentary about the director. Then Ann Bookman explains how she thinks America’s working families can survive increasingly rigid work schedules, long commutes, and inadequate access to child care.
Leonard hosts his annual Easter gospel music special.
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Kevin Brownlow is the director of the documentary "Cecil B. DeMille: American Epic." Over the course of his successful four-decade career, Brownlow has worked as a film director and editor, restoration expert, and author.
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Events: Screening Date at the American Museum of the Moving Image(35th Avenue at the corner of 36th Street in Astoria) is April 10 at 4:00PM.
Music: The Ten Commandments Soundtrack composer Elmer Bernstein
Ann Bookman is currently Executive Director of the MIT Workplace Center at the Sloan School of Management, and was formerly the Policy and Research Director at the Women's Bureau of the U.S. Department of Labor. She’s the author of Starting in Our Own Backyards: How Working Families Can Build Community and Survive the New Economy.
Music: Big Fish Soundtrack composer Danny Elfman
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