PRI's Studio 360 Podcast
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Studio 360 is public radio's premiere weekly program about creativity, pop culture and the arts. Hosted by novelist and journalist Kurt Andersen, Studio 360 is a co-production of Public Radio International and WNYC.
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pgmd2, February 17, 2006
Reviewer: pgmd2
The weekly podcast by Public Radio International and WNYC entitled “Studio 360” is quite fun indeed. This is just a sample of the hour long radio program with host Kurt Andersen.
The 360 podcast offered a unique perception to what is trendy in the artistic world today. The interview that was featured was good and revealed the great conversational skills, not only of the host, but of the person being interviewed as well.
Anderson intelligently asked the right questions as was able to draw the listener in. The interview was not rushed or too slow, but progressed at a natural pace.
The sound quality of this podcast is exceptional and it was nice to listen to it. It is recommended that you also listen to the full length hour feature.
learnoutloud, February 17, 2006
Reviewer: learnoutloud
from Los Angeles, California
Studio 360 brings in a lot interesting guests to talk about their roles in entertainment and the arts. The interviews are typical professional public radio interviews conducted by Kurt Andersen. The interviews aren't cutting edge and they're always praising whoever is on the show since it's often someone promoting their latest movie or album, but they're well done. Kurt asks interesting questions but not the tough questions. It's fine though and I'm glad it's on podcast so I can check back and see if someone is on that I'd like to hear from.
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Evolution (Studio 360)
studio360@wnyc.org (Public Radio International/WNYC)Author: Public Radio International/WNYC
Thu, Nov 19, 2009
Studio 360 puts evolution to the test. 2009 is Darwin's bicentennial, and this week marks 150 years since "On the Origin of Species" was published. Darwin's descendent, Ruth Padel, writes poems about her famous relative. Spencer Wells gathers DNA around the world to determine where we came from. An amateur paleontologist finds a way to believe in both God and the fossil record. Plus the world premiere of a short science fiction story by Lydia Millet, imagining the downside of messing too much with genes.
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Almodóvar, In Verse, Precious (Studio 360)
studio360@wnyc.org (Public Radio International/WNYC)Author: Public Radio International/WNYC
Fri, Nov 13, 2009
Movies make it all better. Pedro Almodóvar says his new film "Broken Embraces" is an ode to cinema itself. Gabourey Sidibe, the star of "Precious," reflects on her life-changing role as a troubled Harlem teenager. In her Broadway show, Carrie Fisher makes peace with her career-making role as Star Wars' Princess Leia. And in the second installment of Studio 360's "In Verse" series, Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Natasha Trethewey writes about the lives of two of her relatives, coping with the aftermath of Katrina in Gulfport, Mississippi.
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Hockney, In Verse, Paper Airplanes (Studio 360)
studio360@wnyc.org (Public Radio International/WNYC)Author: Public Radio International/WNYC
Thu, Nov 05, 2009
Studio 360 waits for David Hockney. The artist returns to the English countryside where he grew up, to paint some of the most vivid landscapes of his career. In the documentary "Waiting for David Hockney" outsider artist Billy Pappas hopes his idol, Hockney, will come to see a single drawing Pappas has been working on for eight years. And we'll meet the struggling single moms of Troy, NY through the eyes of a poet and a photographer.
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2002
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