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FEBRUARY 10 11 AM to 1PM
A collaborative fundraiser featuring the work of poet Harvey Shapiro. Hosted by Janet
Coleman and David
Dozer and Marilyn Kleinberg Niemark.
JANUARY 27 11 AM to NOON
A third program honoring the late poet Harvey Shapiro (1924-2013), a regular contributor to this show. Poet Hugh Seidman reads with Shapiro's fellow poets Susan Wheeler, D. Nurkse and Lawrence Joseph.
Hosted
by Janet
Coleman and David
Dozer
JANUARY 20 11 AM to NOON
In a second week of programming dedicated to poet Harvey Shapiro (1924-2013), a regular contributor to this program, this hour features a rebroadcast of Hugh Seidman's 2006 interview with Shapiro upon publication of his last volume of collected poems, Sights Along the Harbor.
Hosted
by Janet
Coleman and David
Dozer
JANUARY 13 11 AM to NOON
A tribute to poet Harvey Shapiro (1924-2013), with fellow poets Hugh Seidman, Geoffrey O'Brien, and Bill Zavatsky, and author and editor Maggie Paley.
Hosted
by Janet
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AUGUST 19 11 AM to NOON
MORE GORE!
Gore Vidal "On Post Election 2004 & America's Discovery of God," a re-broadcast of another of the great dissenter's programs created exclusively for WBAI. |
AUGUST 5 11 AM
A TRIBUTE TO GORE VIDAL, OUR FIRST HOST
In February 2004, as the Presidential campaign began to take shape, the great American author and intellectual Gore Vidal, who died last week at the age of 86., became the first and, for a year, recurring host of this program. His subject was U.S. politics and the American Empire. Today’s show, “Yellow Roses,” is a re-broadcast of one of Vidal’s incisive, biting, eloquent and prescient editions of The Next Hour. It highlights Vidal’s view of America’s “liberating” armies with personal memories of serving in World War II and young men used as cannon fodder; excerpts from the anti-imperialist Broadway musical “The Golden Apple” (with lyrics by Vidal’s friend John LaTouche); and Vidalian explication and imitations of the sound slips of George W. Bush. |
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THE NEXT HOUR 2010 |
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Sunday,
January 31 • 11AM |
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Satirists talk about the meaning of hope in the context of Groundhog's Day. With Paul Krassner, David Dozer and Will Durst. Moderated by Janet Coleman. |
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Mike
Feder remembers himself as a teenaged listener to WBAI. |
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A
counter-revisionist look at the improvisational theater upon the 50th Anniversary
of The Second City. With veteran Second City actors Bob
Dishy, Judy Graubart,
and Richard Libertini, and players from the original December 1959 opening
night company, Andrew Duncan and Mina
Kolb. Hosted by Janet
Coleman and David Dozer. |
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Addressing
the contribution of Lewis
Schweitzer and the pre-history of WBAI as a Pacifica
station; WBAI's role in changing the sound of New York and the radio landscape
through its artistic, political and technical innovations, early news coverage,
comedy and drama. With Marshal Efron, Paul Krassner, Jim Freund, Paul Fischer,
Caryl Ratner, Robert Knight, David Rapkin and Peter Zanger. Hosted by Janet
Coleman and David Dozer. |
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Author/actor/raconteur
Malachy McCourt is joined by his brothers Alfred (Alfie) and Mike on this
first annual birthday celebration of their mother, Angela, missing their
late brother Frank, author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning family memoir, "Angela's
Ashes."
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JUNE 16 2012 |
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A WBAI tradition continues; Radio Bloomsday, our annual celebration of James Joyce and his masterpiece, "Ulysses", airs on June 16th for seven consecutive hours. 7PM-2ish
With Steven Antonelli, Alec Baldwin, Aaron Beall, Justin Vivian Bond, Marie-Louise Bowe, Janet Coleman, Keith Connolly, Johnny Coughlin, Marion Cowings, Frank Delaney, Paul Dooley, Roma Downey, David Dozer, Michael Elias, Anne Enright, Jim Fletcher, Judy Graubart, Tony Hendra, Michael Laurence, Sondra Lee, John Lithgow, Simon Loekle, Mara McEwen, John Buffalo Mailer, Deb Margolin, Ralph Martin, Paul Muldoon, John O’Callahan, Bob Odenkirk, Jenny O’Hara, Angelica Page, Ailsa Prideaux-Mooney, Bernadette Quigley, Laura Ross, Wallace Shawn, T. Ryder Smith, Amy Stiller, Jerry Stiller, Tony Torn, Nick Ullett, Kate Valk, Fiona Walsh, Jamil Zakkai, and Zeroboy.
Directed by Caraid O'Brien whose two and a half hour live monologue as "Penelope," or Molly Bloom, passionately concludes our show.
With special thanks to Larry Josephson and The Radio Foundation, Brian de Shazor and Mark Torres of The Pacifica Radio Archives, and Aaron Beall. And to Jon Almeleh, Pacifica National Technical Director, Reggie Johnson, Production Engineer, David Dozer, Tony Ryan, and Max Schmid, Program Engineers, and Janet Coleman, Artistic Director.
This night, artists interpret Joyce. |
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Monday June 16th 2011 7 PM-4 AM • Listen to part 1 •
Our yearly commemoration of Leopold Bloom's walk through Dublin includes readings from "Ulysses" and other works in the Joyce canon, as well as excerpts from Beckett and Irish song. With Alec Baldwin, Anne Meara, Alvin Epstein, Bob Dishy, Kate Valk, Jim Fletcher, Aaron Beall, Brian O'Doherty, Emily Mitchell, John O'Callahan, David Pincus, Zeroboy, Judy Graubart, Janet Coleman, David Dozer, Kate O'Brien, playwright Richard Maxwell and director Caraid O'Brien as Molly Bloom. Produced by Peabody Award winner Larry Josephson for WBAI.
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