Leonard Lopate brings Elvis Costello and his six-piece band the Sugarcanes and Pete Thomas to The Greene Space at WNYC on the eve of his new record release, National Ransom.
Join Farai Chideya in The Greene Space the morning after the 2010 midterm elections for a look at race, rage and reconciliation. Chideya, her special guests and the audience will examine election results with a critical eye towards what it means for the 2012 Presidential election.
Greens are packed with vitamins, nutrients and fiber—and often pushed aside by picky eaters. Leonard Lopate and a local chefs, farmers and authors will dive into the world of plant diversity.
Before refrigeration, we had fermentation, which utilizes microorganisms to preserve food. Without it, we wouldn't have pickles, bread, beer, cheese or many other common foods. Leonard Lopate and his guests delve into cheese and cheesemakers.
Yale School of Music presents "Yale Guitar Music Today"
Benjamin Verdery, director. World premieres include Ezra Laderman's On Vineyard Sound, Kathryn Alexander's FanFare-Esque, Jack Vees's National Anthem, and Samuel Adams's Tension Study #1. The program also includes Martin Bresnick: Joaquin is Dreaming; Aaron Jay Kernis: One Hundred Greatest Dance Hits; ...
The Afro-Latin@ Reader: History and Culture in the United States sheds light on a large, vibrant, yet oddly invisible community in the United States: people of African descent from Latin America and the Caribbean.
Join Midge Woolsey for an exciting evening of music and mingling with WQXR and New York City Opera.
Find out what’s in store on a CD/DVD set called “Live in London,” when Spektor joins Soundcheck to perform for a live audience in The Greene Space.
Join WNYC’s Leonard Lopate, New York Times food writer and bestselling cookbook author Mark Bittman and fellow public radio food lovers for a live tasting event.
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