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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Music

Bob Dylan’s on Fire, Rolling Down the Road

"Dylan’s survived, grown up. He’s a giant, like Chaplin or Picasso. Like Brando or Muhammed Ali . . . Nobody else even comes close — Jagger, Springsteen, Paul Simon."

by Jerry Leichtling
Pride

Stonewall 25: Oh My Papi

"The relationship of gay white men and Latinos, whether mutual attraction or mutual exploitation, has its lore, its literature, and plenty of anecdotal evidence."

by Vince Aletti
From The Archives

Jackie Ode: Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, 1929–1994

by The Voice Archives
Music

Bob Dylan: Positively Main Street

In 1969, the author visited Dylan's hometown in Hibbing, Minnesota, for a six-part series

by Toby Thompson
Pride

Stonewall 25: The Coming Crisis of Gay Rights

At the very moment when our pride is at its peak, our political agenda is in jeopardy. Even as we celebrate our visibility, we need to hear the slamming of the closet door, if only to wedge it open.

by Richard Goldstein
Pride

Stonewall 25: The Media, the Message

“Recall again those memorable summer nights in 1969 when we were pushed too far — and bellowed back in rage, THIS FAR AND NO FUTHER!”

by The Voice Archives

Voice Choices

RadioLoveFest

by Heather Baysa

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