We’ll talk to the directors of the Frontline documentary about how the NFL has dealt with concussions over the years, and why ESPN is refusing to air it. Kelly Carlin talks about life with her father, the great comedian George Carlin. National Book Award winner Norman Rush discusses his long-awaited novel, Subtle Bodies. Elizabeth Smart explains how she survived being abducted and held captive for 9 months.
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In this episode: The New York Times Magazine's Drinks columnist Rosie Schaap pairs songs with beverages in this edition of Pick Three.
Then, movie director Randall Miller discusses his new film CBGB, which is based on the story of the legendary New York nightclub. And we hear from CBGB regular Cheetah Chrome, the guitarist for punk band The Dead Boys, who is portrayed by actor Rupert Grint in the film.
And Icelandic multi-instrumentalist, producer and composer Olafur Arnalds joins us to perform songs from his latest album, For Now I Am Winter.
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This New Sounds program stirs some more mixtures into the global music melting pot with traditional Macedonian folksong performed by Polish band with African name – Dikanda, and some Balkan brass band music from Boban Markovic. There’s also something from Hanggai, a Chinese band that combines traditional Mongolian overtone singing with Western rock and jazz.
