# David Grubin

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David Grubin & Tamara Lanier talk about the documentary: Free Renty: Lanier v. Harvard

Free Renty tells the story of Tamara Lanier's efforts to force Harvard University to surrender possession of a daguerreotypes(da·guerre·o·type) of her great-great-great grandfather, an enslaved man named Renty. The daguerreotype was commissioned in 1850 by a Harvard professor named Louis Agassiz. H…

FREE RENTY: LANIER V HARVARD

On this episode CIFF Speaks with FREE RENTY: LANIER V HARVARD Director David Grubin and Subject Tammy Lanier. We discuss the power of storytelling to keep family history alive, the discovery of the daguerreotypes of Papa Renty, and how many additional artifacts Harvard is still holding. CIFF Spea…

NRPS Podcast: The American Civil Rights Movement

Year 6 pupil, Zecharya, interviews his grandfather David Grubin who was a Civil Rights activist in America in the 1960s. This is a podcast filled with powerful and moving stories including the time when Mr Grubin went to jail in the South! And how he marched with Dr Martin Luther King Jr in Selma a…

Shepherd's Run Solar Farm In Columbia County Seeks Approval After 6 Years

The Shepherd's Run solar farm proposal in Columbia County, initially proposed in 2017, is expected to include 220 acres of panels and provide enough electricity for 15,000 homes, In 2020 as opposition arose, a group of concerned locals created Friends of Columbia Solar to help support the project.…

Streaming Between the Lines - Seeing Oppenheimer Through Both a Documentary and a Summer Blockbuster

(SPOLIER ALERT) James Keys and Tunde Ogunlana react to Christopher Nolan’s 2023 blockbuster film, “Oppenheimer” and David Grubin’s 2009 PBS documentary film “The Trials of J. Robert Oppenheimer,” and take a look at how each delved into the life of Oppenheimer and highlighted both his leading of the…

The Gifts of Mortality and Movement, According To Dance Legend Bill T. Jones

Dancers and romantic partners Bill T. Jones and Arnie Zane stood out in the modern dance movement of the 1970s and 1980s as they explored a new vocabulary of movement that helped redefine the landscape of dance.  Zane died of AIDS-related complications in 1988, and Jones vowed to continue their wor…

Bob Holman

Founder of the Bowery Poetry Club and the author of 22 poetry collections (print/audio/video), most recently two books written 50 years apart The Unspoken (YBK/Bowery), Life Poem (YBK/Bowery) as well as Bob Holman’s India Journals (Rattapallax), The Cutouts (Matisse) (PeKaBoo Press) and Sing This O…

David Loxterkamp | The Good Doctor Portraits

David Loxterkamp’s work as a family physician was the subject of a 1998 Life Magazine photoessay, “What makes a good doctor?” , an NBC Nightline documentary in 2000, and the 2015 PBS documentary “Rx: The Quiet Revolution” by award-winning film-maker David Grubin.David Loxterkamp, M.D. is a family p…

February 19, 2001 | Charlie Rose

First, the new president of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Michael M. Kaiser, talks about culture and artistic institutions in America. Then, former Clinton administration official Peter Edelman discusses welfare reform and poverty in the United States. Finally, filmmaker David Grubi…