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  JANUARY 6
   
  The year and beyond in New York cabaret with James Gavin, author of Intimate Nights: The Golden Age of New York Cabaret, Deep in a Dream: The Long Night of Chet Baker, and Stormy Weather: The Life of Lena Horne.
Hosted by Janet Coleman and David Dozer
  JANUARY 13
  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 Coleman and David Dozer
  JANUARY 20
  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 27
  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
  FEBRUARY 3
  Caraid O'Brien interviews Janet and David on their last day broadcasting from 120 Wall Street.
  FEBRUARY 3
  Janet and David continue the Transmitter Beg-a-thon
with a matching fund from actor/producer Tim Jerome
aka Dr. Holzencheeze.
CLICK HERE to DONATE to the TRANSMITTER FUND
  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.

  MARCH 17
  A "Poisoned Arts" potpourri. Hosted by Janet Coleman and David Dozer
  MARCH 24
  James Irsay joins Janet and David on a mountain climbing party.
  MARCH 31
  The pre-empted March 27 edition of the
"CCCP: The Monthly Laughing Nightmare"
will appear in this slot.
  APRIL 6
  Poet Lawrence Joseph interviews Edmund White and Janet Coleman, two writer-friends who were fellow University of Michigan graduates and winners of the University's Hopwood Award for Creative Writing.
  APRIL 14
  Galway-born actress and Irish scholar Caraid O'Brien on "The Divine Feminine in Contemporary Irish Poetry," with actress/fiddler Mary Louise Bowe and accordionist Martin O'Connell.
  APRIL 21
 

A re-broadcast of literary scholar Harold Bloom in a conversation with Janet Coleman on Walt Whitman's "Leaves of Grass," and featuring an homage to Charles Mingus and his composition "Tensions."
  APRIL 28
 

An interview with author Patricia Albers on the neurological condition of "synesthesia" and Albers' book on synesthesiast "Joan Mitchell: Lady Painter." Hosted by Janet Coleman. (Re-broadcast)
  MAY 5
 

Poet D. Nurkse and novelist/short story writer Beth Bosworth read from their work.
Hosted by Janet Coleman and David Dozer
  JUNE 9
 

Monologist/writer/radio wizard Mike Feder (who once held forth in this very WBAI time slot) on his newly published e-book, "A Long Swim Upstream."
Hosted by Janet Coleman and David Dozer
  JUNE 23
 

Comedienne and handful Reno and her producer, Orietta Crispino, talk about "Reno: Alive in America," her extended run of evenings at the newly moved and remodeled Theater Lab.
Hosted by Janet Coleman and David Dozer
  JULY 7
 

WBAI producers discuss ways to re-boot WBAI.
Hosted by Janet Coleman and David Dozer
  AUGUST 11
 

Satirists Paul Krassner, David Dozer and Reno discuss "Embarrassment and Scandal: Personal and Political."
Hosted by Janet Coleman
  AUGUST 18
 

By popular demand, Satirists Paul Krassner, David Dozer and Reno discuss personal accomplishments of which they are proud and personal embarrassments leftover from last week's revelations. Hosted by Janet Coleman
 
  AUGUST 25
 

Satirists Paul Krassner, David Dozer and Reno return to examine issues of personal and political judgment and hyper-judgment.
Hosted by Janet Coleman
 
  SEPTEMBER 1
 

SIn anticipation of Labor Day, satirists Paul Krassner, David Dozer and Will Durst discuss work.
Hosted by Janet Coleman
 
  SEPTEMBER 8
 

In His Own Words: A Memorial Celebration of the Irish Nobel Prize Winner, poet Seamus Heaney (1939-2013). Presented by Galway-born actress- director Caraid O'Brien and featuring singer Christine de Michele
Hosted by Janet Coleman and David Dozer
 
  SEPTEMBER 15
 

Randy Credico and other friends join our first broadcast live from the Cornelia Street Cafe on "The Oldest Bohemia and The Most Recent Election."
Hosted by Janet Coleman and David Dozer
 
  SEPTEMBER 22
 

Janet and David discuss eccentricity and The Spectrum. With NY Artist Marc Kehoe
 
  SEPTEMBER 29
 

Live from the Cornelia Street Cafe: Fifties folkies talk about the Greenwich Village folk music scene that inspired the Coen Brothers' new film "Inside Llewyn Davis," a Town Hall concert, and the reunion in Washington Square Park that follows the radio program. With Elijah Wald who co-authored "The Mayor of Macdougal Street," folk legend Dave Van Ronk's memoir (upon which the film is based); legendary Fifties musician Barry Kornfeld; Van Ronk's widow, Andrea Van Ronk; surprise guests.
Hosted by Janet Coleman and David Dozer
 
  NOVEMBER 3
 

Live from the Cornelia Street Cafe: Readings by poet D. Nurkse and novelist/short story writer Beth Bosworth, and playwright Hally Feiffer reports on "How to Make Friends and Kill Them," her upcoming play. Hosted by Janet Coleman and David Dozer
 
  NOVEMBER 17
 

Live from the Cornelia Street Cafe: Artist Marc Kehoe joins Janet and David to talk about "The Evolution of Individual Taste." Hosted by Janet Coleman and David Dozer