RadioLoveFest

Last year’s inaugural RadioLoveFest was a resounding success, so it’s no surprise that WNYC is back for another residency at BAM. Drop in for live broadcasts of popular shows like Radiolab (Tuesday), Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me! (Thursday), and Death, Sex, & Money (Friday). Comedy, talks, musical performances, and film screenings supplement the program.

May 5-10, 7:30 p.m., 2015

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Equality

Martin Luther King, Attacked in Chicago

“I’ve never seen so much hostility in a demonstration before,” King said. “And I’ve been all over the South.”

by Richard Goldstein
Books

Advice to College Writers: Aim for the Throat

“I’m a good novelist and I’ll get better. I’ve found my calling and if I have my way I’ll be turning out books for the next half-century, books that will blow people away. But right now all I want is to be read.”

by Richard Price
News & Politics

Republican Nation: The Rise

The pods that were so diligently planted are beginning to sprout.

by Richard Goldstein
The Culture

A Time Line to Post-Soul Black Culture

From ‘Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song’ in 1971 to Spike Lee’s ‘Malcom X’ in 1992.

by Nelson George
Music

The White Noise Supremacists

“You don’t have to try at all to be a racist. It’s a little coiled clot of venom lurking there in all of us, white and black, goy and Jew, ready to strike out when we feel embattled, belittled, brutalized.”

by Lester Bangs
From The Archives

The New Anti-Semitism: A Geshrei

“Jewish children in years to come may live much like my parents, with a subtle but consuming sense of dread. America could yet turn out to be not so different from the Old World my grandparents fled.”

by Richard Goldstein

Voice Choices

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by Heather Baysa

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