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Live performances in Soundcheck's studios
WNYC's Coverage of the Beijing Olympics
Studio 360: Randy Newman Talks about his Career and Plays Live in the Studio
Selected Shorts featuring “Taste,” by Roald Dahl
Radio Rookies: Heroin by Janesse "Nesse" Nieves
Street Shots Challenge
On The Media: Investigative Reporting
Vote 2008
Bloomberg on Ballot in Va.
August 19, 2008
Despite Mayor Bloomberg’s public declaration that he was not running for President, die-hard boosters have gotten his name on the November ballot in Virginia.
The Leonard Lopate Show
Remembering Russert and Carlin
August 19, 2008
Soundcheck
Hard-Wired to be Musical
August 19, 2008
Author, neuroscientist and former rock producer
The Takeaway
The Emmys' Best TV Moments
August 19, 2008
The Academy is asking people to vote online for their favorite television moments. So here’s our own category: most memorable “unscripted” moments.
The Brian Lehrer Show
Step One: The Brainstorm
August 19, 2008
This fall, The Brian Lehrer Show will air our presidential election series “30 Issues In 30 Days.” With your help, it can be America's Best Election Coverage!
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2008 Best of WNYC Music Week
Did you miss Ute Lemper DJ'ing Evening Music? Or the New York Philharmonic's concert in North Korea? Now's your chance, 2008 Best of WNYC Music Week!
Political Road Trip
The Takeaway
August 18, 2008
The Takeaway is going on the road, stopping in swing states to find out what America's thinking about this election season.
Fault Lines
The Brian Lehrer Show
If you are unhappy with the state of American democracy, you may have no one to blame but yourself, says historian Andrew Bacevich. Plus, on the brink of the Democratic National Convention, an update on the buzz around Barack Obama’s vice presidential choice.
The Park in the Dark
The Leonard Lopate Show
August 20, 2008
Who, and what, is in Central Park after dark? Hear about the bats, owls, and people who come out at night. Next, we look at a new film about a New Orleans couple's attempt to start a new life after Hurricane Katrina. Plus, the gurus of how-to answer your home repair questions.
The Death of Jimi Hendrix, Revisited
Soundcheck
August 20, 2008
A biographer delves into the mystery surrounding Hendrix's final hours and challenges the guitar great's long-accepted cause of death. Later: a live performance from the Jupiter String Quartet.
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Vote 2008
Road-Tripping The Conventions August 18, 2008 This week, follow Takeaway Political Director Andrea Bernstein and Web Producer Adam Hirsch as they drive to the Democratic National Convention and talk with voters along the way »
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