Frank Bruni Invites You to His Buffet of Grievances
Frank Costanza of Seinfeld made "the airing of grievances" into a holiday. Renowned New York Times columnist Frank Bruni has elevated it to an art. Bruni brings his signature thoughtfulness to examining America's obsession with the joy of taking offense. Joined by Interfaith America's Eboo Patel, t…
Greta Johnsen's Love Letter to Podcasting, Public Radio, and Finding Your People
Public radio and podcasting icon Greta Johnsen brings her consummate hypewoman energy to the Chicago Humanities Tapes studio. Topics include community building from her WBEZ podcast Nerdette days, her newsletter era, and being the co-host of The Official Game of Thrones Podcast. She chats with host…
The Sweetly Sly Art of Alberto Aguilar / El gentilmente travieso arte de Alberto Aguilar
Chicago-based artist and educator Alberto Aguilar is known for his powerful and off-the-wall juxtapositions, from coiling water hoses in gardens to arranging donated shoes in front of the Centro Romero immigration aid center, or sneakily propping open a side door of the Art Institute, inviting othe…
From Rumi to The Simpsons, Kaveh Akbar Contains Multitudes
Iranian-American author Kaveh Akbar joins us in the Chicago Humanities Tapes studio for an exclusive conversation about his debut novel Martyr!, which was recently shortlisted for the 2024 National Book Award. He chats with podcast host Alisa Rosenthal about his poetry background as a novelist, the…
R.L. Stine is Still Giving Kids Goosebumps
Best-selling children's author R.L. Stine shares all the devious dirt on his over 30 years of writing Goosebumps, plus hauntingly hilarious stories from his inadvertent rise to becoming the king of middle grade horror. Chatting with the Chicago Tribune's Chris Borrelli at the historic Music Box The…
Before the Civil Rights Movement with Dylan C. Penningroth
MacArthur Genius Grant winner Dylan C. Penningroth explores the lesser known history of Black legal engagement and activism prior to the modern civil rights era. Through thorough research including combing through deeds, licenses, and his own family history, he sits down for a riveting chat with Al…
Art Design Chicago Talk Series • Pilsen Day Art & Experiences, Chicago Humanities Tapes
09/11/2024
The Art Design Chicago Talk Series by Lumpen Radio is set to explore and celebrate Chicago’s rich artistic heritage and its diverse creative communities. This series will examine the intersections of art, design, and activism and the city’s relationship with indigeneity, migration, an…
Mini Tapes: The Journey is the Destination for the Jewish Museum of Chicago
In support of Chicago-based klezmer band Upshtat Zingerai bringing Yiddish tunes and dancing to the Chicago Humanities Spring Festival, the creative partners behind the Jewish Museum of Chicago sat down with podcast host Alisa Rosenthal to preview the upcoming event. They chat artistic process, vis…
How Classic Painted Signs Help Us Time Travel with Heavy Pages Press
Join fine art painters turned sign designers turned book publishers Andrew and Kelsey McClellan of Heavy Pages Press on a lovingly nerdy investigation through the signs of Chicago's small businesses of yesteryear. A chance encounter with a perfectly preserved "ghost sign" by the Beverly Design Co. …
#81: Cabaret (1972) w/ Alisa Rosenthal
The Writer's Cut - Episode 81: Cabaret (1972)
25th Writers Guild of America Awards - Best Written Adapted Comedy - Screenplay by Jay Presson Allen
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Find Alisa Rosenthal on Instagram: @alisarosenthal and @pluckyrosenthal
Hosted and Produced by Andrea Berting and Trevor…
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