Cat Radio Café

MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 2012— 2-3 PM
Author Edmund White on his new novel "Jack Holmes & His Friend," about a gay man who falls in love with a straight one; and playwright Erika Sheffer on The New Group's production of her play "Russian Transport," about a Russian-Jewish family in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn.
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Hosted by Janet Coleman and David Dozer

SUNDAY, JANUARY 22, 2012
Performance artist and playwright Deb Margolin performs her play "GOOD MORNING ANITA HILL ITS GINNI THOMAS I JUST WANTED TO REACH ACROSS THE AIRWAVES AND THE YEARS AND ASK YOU TO CONSIDER SOMETHING I WOULD LOVE YOU TO CONSIDER AN APOLOGY SOMETIME AND SOME FULL EXPLANATION OF WHY YOU DID WHAT YOU DID WITH MY HUSBAND SO GIVE IT SOME THOUGHT AND CERTAINLY PRAY ABOUT THIS AND COME TO UNDERSTAND WHY YOU DID WHAT YOU DID OKAY HAVE A GOOD DAY."

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For The Next Hour Audio Archives 2005-2006, 2007 2008 2009 2012


	THE NEXT HOUR 2010
	Sunday, January 31 • 11AM
	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.
	Sunday, January 24 • 11AM
	Mike Feder remembers himself as a teenaged listener to WBAI.
	Sunday, January 17 • 11AM
	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.
	Sunday, January 10 • 11AM - SPECIAL 2 HOUR WBAI ANNIVERSARY SHOW
	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.
	Sunday, January 3 • 11AM
	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."

Your hosts: the people who have brought you Poisoned Arts; the CCCP; Mushroom Cloud Theater; and The Coffehouse Yeares of Dig Rezod, and the Atlantica Radio Empire among other things. Read all about them here, here and here.

	A Tribute to Michael Goldberg (1924—2008) in the Brooklyn Rail, New York, NY, USA by Janet Coleman, Jeremy Gilbert-Rolfe, and Lucio Pozzi. My mental snapshots of Michael Goldberg start circa 1968 on an Easthampton bay beach...
	A TRIBUTE TO PETE SEEGER A celebration of the great folk artist inspired by the updated re-publication of David King Dunaway's biography, "How Can I Keep from Singing: The Ballad of Pete Seeger." Hosted by Janet Coleman. Monday March 31, 10-11pm

January 20, 2005
WBAI's Inauguration Coverage Hosted by Robert Knight

The following series was produced by WBAI Arts Director Janet Coleman, recorded in LA by David Adelson for the LA Sound Posse, and edited in NY by Christopher Zguris:

May 30, 2004
May 23, 2004
Fundraising Special

April 18, 2004
March 28, 2004
February 22, 2004

Monday June 16th 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.