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Andy Lanset

Director of Archives, New York Public Radio

Andy Lanset appears in the following:

Lonesome Gal

Saturday, December 29, 2001

A late 1940s radio sex kitten.

Radio Imposters

Saturday, June 02, 2001

You can fool some of the people some of the time.

A Dialect is a Terrible Thing to Waste

Sunday, May 27, 2001

The Next Big Thing is learning that a dialect is a terrible thing to waste. It's hope springing eternal... well, actually, it's hope springing biological. Maybe. It's animal sightings - including a giant bullfrog in the middle of New York City and a couple of mad cows. What else? You ...

Sound Portrait: Archivist

Saturday, April 07, 2001

Studio 360's own archivist and master conservator and preserver of sound, Andy Lanset, demonstrates how to clean 60 years of dust off of some radio treasures.

(Originally aired: February 3, 2001)

Radio Imposters

Saturday, March 03, 2001

You can fool some of the people some of the time.

Archivist Andy Lanset holding a large disc

Archivist

Saturday, February 03, 2001

Preserving our sonic legacy.

Riding the AIDS Roller Coaster

Monday, January 01, 2001

The exact date of this episode is unknown. We've filled in the date above with a placeholder. What we actually have on record is: 2001-uu-uu.

Riding the AIDS Roller Coaster: Riding the AIDS Roller Coaster

WNYC archives id: 45899

How Can Anybody Explain the Success of a Product Like Jello?

Thursday, July 08, 1999

1 of Five programs produced by Dean Olsher for the 75th anniversary of WNYC.

WNYC archives id: 90824

A Panel Discussion on the Federal Writer's Project

Sunday, May 02, 1993

The panel composed of Ellen Terry, Jerry Mangione, Ralph Ellison, David Ignatoff, Lionel Abel, Livingston Biddle. Historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr. leads the discussion.

Judith Malina--Politics and the Theater

Sunday, March 21, 1993

Breaking and Creating Tradition: Politics and the Theatre.

The Power of the Word: An Evening of Black Women's Storytelling Part 2.

Sunday, March 14, 1993

What storytelling meant to generations of American black women.

The Power of the Word: An Evening of Black Women's Storytelling Part 1.

Sunday, March 07, 1993

What storytelling meant to generations of American black women. Part 1.

Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.--Has the Constitution Outlived Its Usefullness

Sunday, February 21, 1993

Has the Constitution outlived Its usefulness?

Issac Bashevis Singer--Readings From Unpublished Works

Sunday, January 24, 1993

Nobel Laureate Issac Bashevis Singer reads selections from his unpublished works.

Alan Lomax

Sunday, January 17, 1993

Lomax talks about Lead Belly to computerized analysis of folksongs.

Eric Zoro: WNYC's Morning Man for 20+ Years

Wednesday, November 01, 1989

"Smoke came out of my fingertips and I couldn't talk...but went back on the air that night."

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John A. Catsimatidis

Friday, July 29, 1983

John Catsimatidis, owner of the Gristedes supermarket chain.

Mark Goodson

Friday, May 20, 1983

Mark Goodson on Insight on 1983-05-20

Mike Wallace

Friday, May 13, 1983

1980s series

WNYC archives id: 59340

Dorothy Schiff

Friday, May 06, 1983

A former publisher of the New York Post talks about the newspaper when she ran it and now, after its sale to Rupert Murdoch.

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