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John Donne's The Broken Heart is considered by hosts John Briggs and Richard Monaco and their guests Judy Jacobs and Barbara Joanna Myhr.

Poet Sam Duryee Jr. reads from his 1975 collection I'm No Acrobat.

Guests: Doug Sheer, Olga Mahl / Moderator: Doris C. Freedman

Critic and novelist Vincent Campo on Samuel Beckett, James Joyce, writing fiction, and Campo's own work on the magazine The New Scribes.

Matthew Paris interviews composer Lester Trimble.

Matthew Paris interviews composer Lester Trimble. (2) Paris writes: Matthew Paris writes: Lester Trimble, an excellent composer with a singular lyric talent, was also a regular cri...

Matthew Paris interviews Miriam Gideon, composer.

Matthew Paris interviews Ben Weber regarding the premiere of his cello pieces.

Matthew Paris interviews Ben Weber. Tape 1 of 1. Paris writes: Ben is an improbable genius even among the inherent rarity of such people of great talent. Born in Kentucky, raised i...

Matthew Paris interviews Lester del Rey.

Matthew Paris interviews George Kleinsinger.

Matthew Paris interviews Fred Pohl.

The medieval poem 'Sir Gawain the and Green Knight' is at the heart of the discussion John Briggs has with Dominic Angiello and Dr. Joseph Lauinger of Mercy College.

Scholar John Bell discusses The Travels of William Bartram, early American naturalist William Bartram's 1791 chronicle of his journeys through the American South and his encounters with Native Americans.

Nobel Prize-winnig Isaac B, Singer was one of America's greatest writers.

She lived in an fantastical apartment with a carousel.

The only guest on this show that had jumped off the Brooklyn Bridge and survived.

Part 4 of Matthew Paris' interview with Eubie Blake

Matthew Paris interviews Hilda Morley. The interview includes reminiscences of Morley's late husband, Stefan Wolpe.

Matthew Paris interviews Philippe Petit, Paul Binder and Michael Christensen. Reel 1 of 1.