'Zucker-Free Facebook,' Feminist Collage at MAD, Drag Queen Activists Talk Internet Privacy

Midday on WNYC | Apr 10, 2018

Felix Salmon discusses his recent piece for WIRED: “The Case for a Zucker-Free Facebook.” Dr. Elissa Auther talks about Surface/Depth, the new exhibition at Museum of Arts and Design featuring feminist artist Miriam Schapiro. Lil Miss Hot Mess, a drag queen and activist and Dottie Lux, a queer burlesque performer, talk about Facebook and internet privacy. Our gurus of how-to Alvin Ubell and Lawrence Ubell answer all your questions about home improvement.

This episode is guest hosted by Kai Wright.

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