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 * IS TRUMP A FASCIST?
   
   THE BRIAN LEHRER SHOW
   
   As Donald Trump's rhetoric grows increasingly more inflammatory, debate
   surrounding whether or not to use the label 'fascist' heats up as well. 
   
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 * THE NCAA WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT HEADS TO THE FINAL FOUR
   
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   Yesterday marked the end of the Elite 8 round of the NCAA Women's Basketball
   Tournament, with Iowa, UCONN, NC State, and South Carolina all advancing to
   the Final Four. 
   
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 * HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO BASKETBALL GREAT, WALT "CLYDE" FRAZIER
   
   ON THE MEDIA
   
   Remember that time Brooke spoke to Knicks legend, Walt "Clyde" Frazier?
   
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 * LAWMAKERS RESPOND TO SEXUAL ABUSE ALLEGATIONS AT RIKERS ISLAND
   
   New York lawmakers respond to WNYC investigation that reveals decades of
   alleged abuse in the Rikers Island women's jail.
   
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 * ECLIPSE-WATCHING IN NEW YORK'S PATH OF TOTALITY
   
   New Yorkers prepare to head to the western and northern parts of the state
   for the total solar eclipse on April 8th.
   
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 * SPEAKER ADAMS ON THE STATE OF THE CITY
   
   THE BRIAN LEHRER SHOW
   
   New York City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams talks about her recent State of
   the City address and the work of the council.
   
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 * GOOD CAUSE EVICTION AND NEW YORK'S HOUSING CRISIS
   
   THE BRIAN LEHRER SHOW
   
   New York State Senator Julia Salazar (D, WF-18th district) discusses New
   York's housing crisis, good cause eviction, and other issues being debated as
   part of the state budget.
   
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 * MARCH MADNESS 2024: COLLEGE BASKETBALL AT A CROSSROADS
   
   THE NEW YORKER RADIO HOUR
   
   As this year’s annual March Madness tournament kicks off, there’s a sense of
   malaise around men’s college basketball. The advent of the transfer portal is
   partly to blame, and the tre...
   
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 * NYC NOW
   
   NYC NOW delivers local news from WNYC and Gothamist every morning, midday and
   evening. From breaking news to deep investigations, we cover New York for all
   New Yorkers. 
   
   Transcripts are posted to individual episode pages as they become available.
   
   


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 * LET’S TALK DEMOCRACY AT THE LAUNDROMAT!
   
   Soap gets laundry done. Conversation gets democracy going. This election
   year, WNYC is turning some laundromats in the New York metro area into hubs
   of civic dialogue.
   
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 * ASK GOVERNOR MURPHY
   
   New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy takes questions from WNYC’s Nancy Solomon,
   other guest journalists and listeners for an hour every month during this
   live show, a co-production with WBGO and WHYY. Ask Governor Murphy airs the
   second Wednesday of most months at 7 p.m., dependent on schedule
   availability. Upcoming episodes are scheduled for Wed, April 10; Wed, May 8;
   and Wed, June 12.
   
   

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 * ENJOY WNYC'S TUBE NOISE-FREE SOUND? YOU'RE NOT ALONE
   
   Thomas Edison's 'right hand man' praises WNYC's static-free sound in this
   1936 missive.
   
   


 * NEW YORK CITY'S SILVER JUBILEE: THE PLAN AND PROMISE OF WNYC IN 1923
   
   When WNYC was on the drawing board.
   
   


 * THE NYPR ARCHIVES CELEBRATES NATIONAL POETRY MONTH
   
    
   
   The New York Public Radio Archives celebrates National Poetry Month  We've
   pulled together some of the department's leading preservation work, series
   and sonic artifacts concerning poetry.
   
   



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 * 'THE GIRLS ON THE BUS' FOLLOWS FEMALE CAMPAIGN REPORTERS
   
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   The new Max series "The Girls on the Bus" follows a group of female political
   reporters as they cover a presidential campaign.
   
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 * WHAT DOES “DECOLONIZATION” MEAN IN THE CONTEXT OF GAZA?
   
   ON THE MEDIA
   
   And the value of looking backwards to understand the present.
   
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 * THE FUTURE OF MUSIC AND MUSIC JOURNALISM IN 2024
   
   ALL OF IT
   
   Atlantic staff writer Spencer Kornhaber discusses the folding of Pitchfork
   into GQ. Then, Switched on Pop producer Reanna Cruz joins us to talk about
   upcoming music releases.
   
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 * HOW (NOT) TO COVER TRUMP'S TRIALS
   
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   How Trump is using the courtroom as a campaign platform.
   
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 1. A VIEW FROM ISRAEL; REPORTERS ASK THE MAYOR; EX-EVANGELICALS; WHAT'S IN A
    MIDDLE NAME?
    
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 2. IS TRUMP A FASCIST?; THE NY HEAT ACT; THE RURAL SOUTHERN GUN PROBLEM;
    RETURNING TO RELIGION
    
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 3. THIS YEAR'S COLLEGE ADMISSIONS FIASCO, WEDDING ETIQUETTE, HISTORY OF BLACK
    COUNTRY MUSIC, DEAD OUTLAW LIVE
    
    


 4. INTERVIEWER IN VIRAL MAYOR ADAMS SEGMENT NEVER THOUGHT HE’D SHOW: ‘THEY'RE
    PUNKING ME’
    
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 1. A VIEW FROM ISRAEL; REPORTERS ASK THE MAYOR; EX-EVANGELICALS; WHAT'S IN A
    MIDDLE NAME?
    
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 2. IS TRUMP A FASCIST?; THE NY HEAT ACT; THE RURAL SOUTHERN GUN PROBLEM;
    RETURNING TO RELIGION
    
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 3. THIS YEAR'S COLLEGE ADMISSIONS FIASCO, WEDDING ETIQUETTE, HISTORY OF BLACK
    COUNTRY MUSIC, DEAD OUTLAW LIVE
    
    


 4. THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS, NCAA WOMEN'S BASKETBALL, XOCHITL GONZALES (GET LIT),
    POET CARIDAD DE LA LUZ PERFORMS LIVE (GET LIT)
    
    


 5. PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN FUND-RAISING; AUTONOMOUS CARS IN NYC; LESSONS FROM
    AUSTIN ON HOUSING
    
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 1. WEDNESDAY AT 7:30PM: JORDI SAVALL
    
    


 2. WEDNESDAY AT 7PM: A CELEBRATION OF GREAT CELLISTS WITH ZLATOMIR FUNG
    
    


 3. SATURDAY AT 1PM: VERDI’S REQUIEM
    
    


 4. THE PASSION AND POLITICS OF PICKLEBALL
    
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 5. THE MOTH PODCAST: TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALLGAME
    
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 * FEB 28 | GET LIT WITH ALL OF IT: 'THE REFORMATORY' BY TANANARIVE DUE
   
   The novel tells the story of a terrifying segregated reformatory for boys in
   Jim Crow-era Florida, and a young boy sent there... who learns he can see the
   ghosts of boys who died on the property.
   
   


 * APR 19 | WNYC LIVE: POETRY UNPLUGGED WITH MORNING EDITION
   
   In honor of National Poetry Month, Morning Edition is hosting a live poetry
   event in The Greene Space! For years, they’ve built a beloved tradition of
   featuring listener-submitted poems on-air. This year, they’ve invited some of
   their favorite local poets who have participated over the years to share
   their work in front of a live audience. It’s a chance to witness the magic of
   poetry unfold, celebrate the power of words, and be part of the vibrant WNYC
   community—all in one unforgettable evening. Hosted by WNYC’s Michael Hill.
   
   


 * MAY 6 | WQXR CELEBRATES AAPI HERITAGE WITH THE METROPOLITAN OPERA
   
   WQXR celebrates Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month with a concert
   in The Greene Space! The evening will include AAPI artists from the
   Metropolitan Opera singing familiar repertoire and musical selections that
   reflect their own heritage. We’ll also hear a tribute to Hei-Kyung Hong and
   discuss portrayals of Asian characters in classic operas such as Madama
   Butterfly and Turandot, as well as in more contemporary works.
   
   


 * APR 30 | WQXR CELEBRATES EARTH DAY WITH JUILLIARD
   
   Juilliard students across disciplines – music, dance, and drama – join forces
   to create a unique and unforgettable artistic “open house.” For this special
   performance these young artists explore themes of nature and the environment
   in celebration of Earth Day.
   
   

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