Tag: podcasts
CFR Podcast Roundtable: Why We Need Books
A podcast with CFR writers on what we read, how we read and why books matter.
Patriots Day’s Themo Melikidze Enters the Mind of a Terrorist
In this podcast, the Patriots Day star reflects on the Boston Marathon bombing.
Michael Barra on How Big Media is Disrupting Broadway
In this podcast, Barra discusses his recent CFR article on the future of Broadway.
Calvin Levels and Lonny Price on the Legacies of Great Painters
Listen to Levels and Price discuss a new play about Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat.
Andrew Hinderaker: Taking a Risk on the Impossible
In this podcast, lessons on art and life from Hinderaker's The Magic Play at the Goodman.
How Artists Can Be Political Activists: A Podcast with TCG
Jonathan Moscone and Rhiana Yazzie discuss TCG's trip to Capitol Hill.
John O’Hurley on Why We Need the Great American Songbook
A podcast with the Seventh Most Interesting Man in the World.
Sarah Ruhl on Democracy and Why Trump is a Great Tapeworm
The celebrated playwright discusses how artists should respond to political events.
CFR Election Roundtable: What Do You Still Want to Know?
Is it in Donald Trump's best interest to lose? In this podcast, our writers weigh in.
Four Podcasts To Make You Smarter, Kinder, Hopeful
With my ear buds, I stretch my brain and open my mind to new ideas and stories.
Katdashians, Andrew Lloyd Webber and the Politics of Parody
Kardashians! Break the Musical! sparks debate on the limits of parody.
Money, Love, Sex and Power: Playwright Gina Gionfriddo
The two-time Pulitzer nominee talks gender politics, House of Cards and her latest play.
Diverse Narratives Flourish at the House of Chay Yew
Victory Gardens's Artistic Director on history, Asian American representation, and Beyoncé
How Director Emmi Hilger is Growing the Canon of Magical Realism
Emmi Hilger on myths, empathy and how your life may be more magical than you realize.
Reginald Edmund, Idris Goodwin Stage Black Lives, Black Words
Today on The Scene, two writers from the global Black Lives, Black Words theater project.
Jennifer Haley Takes Us into the Darknet
In this podcast, Jennifer Haley talks The Nether, video games and our virtual realities.
Catherine Curtin on the Fight for Justice and Human Dignity
The OitNB star discusses military crimes, mass incarceration and strong roles for women.
RIP RGB, RIP GOP, RIP USA
None of the second-rate white men currently on the Supreme Court will receive the honors given to RBG when they finally die.
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Herman Cain (and Republicans Unable)
And then there was Jerry Falwell, Jr., with his open pants, evangelical FUPA and his hands veering into prime side-boob territory with -- hey, doesn't she have a name?
