Videos from WNYC Radio

Reading Mark Twain on Staten Island

wnycradio — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 04:17:42 +0000

	Reading Mark Twain on Staten Island	From: wnycradio Views: 4 0 ratings
	Time: 02:25	More in People & Blogs

Raining In My Heart, The Cranberries Live on Soundcheck

wnycradio — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 22:56:52 +0000

	Raining In My Heart, The Cranberries Live on Soundcheck www.wnyc.org	From: wnycradio Views: 1401 44 ratings
	Time: 02:55	More in Music

Fans Line Up for Giants' Ticker Tape Parade

wnycradio — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 15:22:03 +0000

	Fans Line Up for Giants' Ticker Tape Parade	From: wnycradio Views: 7793 8 ratings
	Time: 00:33	More in News & Politics

Mike Doughty "Na Na Nothing" Live on Soundhcheck

wnycradio — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 22:46:28 +0000

	Mike Doughty "Na Na Nothing" Live on Soundhcheck www.wnyc.org	From: wnycradio Views: 893 6 ratings
	Time: 03:23	More in Music

Mike Doughty Talks about his Memoir "The Book of Drugs" on Soundcheck

wnycradio — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 22:38:17 +0000

	Mike Doughty Talks about his Memoir "The Book of Drugs" on Soundcheck "I loved drugs. I loved them," former Soul Coughing band member Mike Doughty told John Schaefer today. Hear how Doughty got sober, how Soul Coughing broke up and more.	From: wnycradio Views: 242 6 ratings
	Time: 07:55	More in Music

WNYC's "In MLK's Footsteps: Education as a Civil Right"

wnycradio — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 20:04:42 +0000

	WNYC's "In MLK's Footsteps: Education as a Civil Right"	From: wnycradio Views: 87 2 ratings
	Time: 04:36	More in News & Politics

WNYC's "In MLK's Footsteps: Education as a Civil Right" Stokes

wnycradio — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 20:03:11 +0000

	WNYC's "In MLK's Footsteps: Education as a Civil Right" Stokes	From: wnycradio Views: 66 1 ratings
	Time: 03:39	More in News & Politics

WNYC's "In MLK's Footsteps: Education as a Civil Right" Segregation

wnycradio — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 20:02:00 +0000

	WNYC's "In MLK's Footsteps: Education as a Civil Right" Segregation	From: wnycradio Views: 12 1 ratings
	Time: 03:00	More in News & Politics

The Villagers, from Andy Teirstein's opera A Blessing On The Moon

wnycradio — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 22:31:37 +0000

	The Villagers, from Andy Teirstein's opera A Blessing On The Moon Featuring the cast and the Warsaw Village Band. www.wnyc.org	From: wnycradio Views: 690 7 ratings
	Time: 05:29	More in Music

"Lonesome" Dr. Dog Live on Soundcheck

wnycradio — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 20:03:44 +0000

	"Lonesome" Dr. Dog Live on Soundcheck www.wnyc.org	From: wnycradio Views: 2685 26 ratings
	Time: 03:17	More in Music

What If I Never Speed

wnycradio — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 23:05:05 +0000

	What If I Never Speed www.wnyc.org Danielle de Niese was born in Australia and grew up in the US -- but her voice seems to have originated from somewhere in 17th century Europe. The soprano is back at the Metropolitan Opera this month as "Ariel" in the pastiche called "The Enchanted Island," and recently released her fourth album, called "Beauty of the Baroque." She joins us in the studio for a live performance.	From: wnycradio Views: 926 10 ratings
	Time: 02:34	More in Music

"That Old Black Hole" Dr. Dog Live on Soundcheck

wnycradio — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 23:42:07 +0000

	"That Old Black Hole" Dr. Dog Live on Soundcheck www.wnyc.org	From: wnycradio Views: 3084 26 ratings
	Time: 03:25	More in Music

Final Thoughts - The Global Salon: Cities in Japan in The Greene Space

wnycradio — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 18:03:14 +0000

	Final Thoughts - The Global Salon: Cities in Japan in The Greene Space The Global Salon: Cities in Japan presents compelling stories of courage and resiliency, while the country continues to face unprecedented hardships of increased suicidal rates and unemployment, before and after the Tsunami of 2011. Host Eddie Robinson engaged the audience and esteemed guests through captivating dialogue and enchanting musical themes about the country's economic future, advances in technology, and the preservation of its remarkable culture. Here panelists explain what they want the audience to walk away knowing and thinking about Japan. The event featured conversation and performance with: Keiko Matsui An icon of contemporary jazz. With nearly 1.2 million units sold in the US alone and packed concert halls, she is one of the most recognized artists in the genre. Her elegant piano melodies and gentle jazz grooves have enormous appeal. Akiko Yano, Japanese pop singer, has recorded with Pat Metheny, Thomas Dolby, The Chieftains, and The Yellow Magic Orchestra. Her singing style has been compared to contemporary English singer, Kate Bush. Ian Buruma, British-Dutch writer and academic who worked as a journalist, and spent much of his early writing career travelling and reporting from all over Asia. He has written such books as "God's Dust: A Modern Asian Journey," "Behind the Mask" and "The Wages of Guilt: Memories of War in Germany and Japan." Roland Kelts, half-Japanese American writer, editor and lecturer, lives half of each year in Tokyo and New York. He <b>...</b>	From: wnycradio Views: 251 0 ratings
	Time: 05:47	More in News & Politics

Keiko Matsui performs Forever Forever in The Greene Space

wnycradio — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 15:46:50 +0000

	Keiko Matsui performs Forever Forever in The Greene Space As part of The Greene Space's Global Salon series, Keiko Matsui performs her piece Forever Forever. Keiko Matsui is an icon of contemporary jazz. With nearly 1.2 million units sold in the US alone and packed concert halls, she is one of the most recognized artists in the genre. Her elegant piano melodies and gentle jazz grooves have enormous appeal. www.thegreenespace.org	From: wnycradio Views: 719 14 ratings
	Time: 03:52	More in Music

Sharon Van Etten performs "Give Out" on Soundcheck Live in The Greene Space

wnycradio — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 22:49:45 +0000

	Sharon Van Etten performs "Give Out" on Soundcheck Live in The Greene Space Sharon Van Etten performs "Give Out" from her next record, "Tramp," during a taping of Soundcheck Live in The Jerome L. Greene Performance Space. www.thegreenespace.org www.wnyc.org/soundcheck	From: wnycradio Views: 5143 54 ratings
	Time: 04:42	More in Music

Audra McDonald & Norm Lewis perform "You Is My Woman Now" from Porgy & Bess

wnycradio — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 22:37:54 +0000

	Audra McDonald & Norm Lewis perform "You Is My Woman Now" from Porgy & Bess Audra McDonald and Norm Lewis perform "You Is My Woman Now" from Porgy and Bess during a taping of Soundcheck Live in The Jerome L. Greene Performance Space. www.thegreenespace.org www.wnyc.org/soundcheck	From: wnycradio Views: 2469 35 ratings
	Time: 04:38	More in Music

Media Scrutiny Theater 2012 (MST2012): Jon Huntsman

wnycradio — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 22:45:51 +0000

	Media Scrutiny Theater 2012 (MST2012): Jon Huntsman	From: wnycradio Views: 420 2 ratings
	Time: 01:28	More in News & Politics

"Brothers" The War On Drugs, Live on Soundcheck

wnycradio — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 15:05:09 +0000

	"Brothers" The War On Drugs, Live on Soundcheck	From: wnycradio Views: 611 12 ratings
	Time: 04:19	More in News & Politics

Gary Shteyngart on "Absurdistan: A Novel" for the Leonard Lopate Show Book Club

wnycradio — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 22:38:18 +0000

	Gary Shteyngart on "Absurdistan: A Novel" for the Leonard Lopate Show Book Club	From: wnycradio Views: 956 15 ratings
	Time: 04:42	More in News & Politics

Inside the NYPD's Emergency Service Unit

wnycradio — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 19:48:16 +0000

	Inside the NYPD's Emergency Service Unit FULL STORY: wny.cc On any given day in New York City, someone could fall onto the subway tracks, a potential jumper could be spotted on a highrise or a wild animal could get loose on the streets. For jobs that require highly specialized skill, the NYPD calls in its elite Emergency Service Unit: a group of 366 officers who last year responded to more than 220000 jobs.	From: wnycradio Views: 2545 13 ratings
	Time: 02:34	More in News & Politics

WNYC Presents the News of 2011

wnycradio — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 01:05:26 +0000

	WNYC Presents the News of 2011 Audio produced by: Richard Yeh, Beth Fertig, Wayne Shulmister, Paul Schneider Photos contributed by: Stephen Nessen, Getty Images, Sarah Kate Kramer, Sam Lewis, Arun Venugopal and other WNYC reporters.	From: wnycradio Views: 572 2 ratings
	Time: 07:45	More in Education

2011 NYC Digital Waves Youth Media Festival

wnycradio — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 16:44:53 +0000

	2011 NYC Digital Waves Youth Media Festival Radio Rookies, Radio Rootz, RHI Radio and The LAMP come together to host the first annual NYC Digital Waves Youth Media Festival on Saturday July 30th at WNYC's The Greene Space. All youth media groups and individuals interested in youth media are invited—this includes people making video, radio, games, and more, as well as all the people who support youth media. Saturday July 30th from 10 am to 5 pm a time to celebrate youth media, share ideas, connect, inspire and create! Our aim is to have a festival where youth media makers, educators, and learners build lasting relationships to keep this community innovative and thriving. This year's festival will focus on audio, in all of its forms and uses. www.nycdigitalwavesfest.org	From: wnycradio Views: 112 1 ratings
	Time: 03:22	More in Education

Trimming the Tree with New York Public Radio

wnycradio — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 19:23:22 +0000

	Trimming the Tree with New York Public Radio Enjoy this look at trimming a tree in New York City. Music: Venetian Trio freemusicarchive.org	From: wnycradio Views: 470 7 ratings
	Time: 02:48	More in Music

City Council Speaker Christine Quinn on NYC's Food System

wnycradio — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 20:47:40 +0000

	City Council Speaker Christine Quinn on NYC's Food System www.wnyc.org City Council Speaker Christine Quinn gives an update of FoodWorks: A Vision to Improve NYC's Food System report, issued a year ago by the New York City Council. The report examined agricultural production, processing, distribution, consumption and post-consumption of food in New York, and proposes 60 strategic actions to improve health, community, and economic development and sustainability. She's joined by Rob Behnke, CEO and Founder of The Brooklyn Salsa Company, which has designated funds to aid cooperative farmland is taking strides towards Carbon Neutrality, has also teamed up with Community Gardeners, Local CSAs, and Public Schools to transform the rooftops, compostable landfills, backyards, empty lots, cement parks and into a urban farmland.	From: wnycradio Views: 305 4 ratings
	Time: 03:24	More in Music

Erica Shea and Stephen Valand Talk About Making Beer at Home

wnycradio — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 15:17:14 +0000

	Erica Shea and Stephen Valand Talk About Making Beer at Home	From: wnycradio Views: 115 0 ratings
	Time: 04:34	More in Music