Pamela Adlon On To 'Better Things,' Black American Refugee, Listening Party: Judy Collins, Good Vibes: Ukraine Support, New Guggenheim Exhibition
All Of It with Alison Stewart | Feb 28, 2022
Pamela Adlon is the creator, writer, director and star of "Better Things," which tells the story of Sam Fox (played by Adlon), a single mother and working actress, as she raises her three daughters Max, Frankie, and Duke. Adlon joins us to discuss the fifth and final season of the much-loved comedy series, IndieWire dubbed the last season "an experience like nothing else on television," which premieres tonight, February 28.
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A new memoir Black American Refugee: Escaping the Narcissism of the American Dream tells the story of an immigrant child coming to the United States. Based on a piece published in The New York Times, author Tiffanie Drayton explains why she fled racial prejudice in the U.S. She joins us to talk about the book.
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Spellbound is Judy Collins' 29th studio album, but first album of all original material. Collins joins us for a Listening Party.
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Spellbound is Judy Collins' 29th studio album, but first album of all original material. Collins joins us for a Listening Party.
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In the wake of Russia's Ukraine invasion, many people have shown their support for Ukraine and its citizens.
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A new exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum uses sound and the unique architecture of the Guggenheim to create an engaging aural experience. The artist Jennie C. Jones uses both paint and recorded sound for the show, which is titled Dynamics. She joins us to discuss what it's like to create an exhibition inspired by a museum's space, and the influence of jazz and 20th century radical Black sonic practitioners in her work. Dynamics is on view until May 2.
