We’re talking a lot about food on today’s show: New York Times contributor Melissa Clark starts us off with a discussion which tools are essential in the kitchen and which we can probably live without. Georgia Pelligrini, a classically trained chef talks about why she started hunting. Pam Anderson shares meatless recipes and tips for full-time and part-time vegetarians. Plus, food for thought: our latest Backstory segments.
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Michael Hastings talks about his latest book, which tells the inside story of the American military’s campaign in Afghanistan. Condola Rashad, Rosie Benton, and Tracie Thoms discuss starring in the hit play “Stick Fly.” Tran Anh Hung talks about directing the film “Norwegian Wood,” which is based on the Haruki Murakami’s internationally best-selling novel. And Please Explain is about compulsive hoarding!
Richard Simmons began Sweatin’ to the Oldies in 1988 – but exercise-oriented albums go back as far as the roaring ‘20s. Today in our Let's Get Physical series: Exploring the popular weight-loss phonograph records of yore. Plus: A live performance from the Silk Road Ensemble.
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Richard Simmons began Sweatin’ to the Oldies in 1988 – but exercise-oriented albums go back as far as the roaring ‘20s. Today in our Let's Get Physical series: Exploring the popular weight-loss phonograph records of yore. Plus: A live performance from the Silk Road Ensemble.
For this New Sounds, listen to choral music of the British Isles, Armenia, and more, including the Medieval music group, Canty, dubbed “Scotland’s Anonymous 4.” They perform Irish composer Michael McGlynn’s “Lorica,” from a recent release, "Carmina Celtica." The record features world premieres of nine contemporary works - some written for Canty, commissioned by them, or gifted by the composer.
