*=also available at: Black Lives Matter/Covid-19 Blog--(June 5-14)
**=also avialable at Black Lives Matter/Covid-19 Blog--(June 15-22)
June 12: Behind the Glitter: Mica and Child Mining in India |
June 12: Why is the US targeting the International Criminal Court?
June 13: Monuments of history or bigotry? The politics of statues*
June 13: India under lockdown: A threat to workers' rights?*
June 13: In Seattle, a 'project' toward a cop-free world*
June 13: How can the aviation industry weather the coronavirus storm?*
June 13: Black Lives Matter dance: Protest performances spring up*
June 14: Felicien Kabuga: The man behind Rwanda's hate media
June 14: US: Protests after Black man killed by police in Atlanta, Georgia*
June 14: New protests in Atlanta after police kill another man*
June 14: What does the domicile law mean for Kashmir?*
June 14: Can U.S. and Europe learn from each other on racism?*
June 15: What should be done about America's policing problem?**
June 15: Can global tourism recover from the coronavirus lockdown?**
June 15: Defund the police: A realistic idea for the US?**
June 16: Peruvians strive to make a living amid lockdown**
June 16: China prepares to act against new COVID-19 outbreak**
June 16: How will Africans benefit from internet expansion?
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Showing posts with label Culture. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 16, 2020
Sunday, June 14, 2020
CULTURE--Music--Metropolitan Opera--June 15-21 Schedule and link
June 15-21 (Timezone Converter)
New York Metropolitan Opera Live Streams:
Note: Each "live" stream is presented at 6:30 pm US Central Daylight Time and remains available for on demand viewing until 5:30 pm the next day (Time Zone Converter)
June 13: On April 25, the Met arranged an unprecedented live virtual gala, with more than 40 opera stars, as well as members of the company’s brilliant orchestra and chorus, performing from their respective homes all around the world. Hosted by Peter Gelb and Yannick Nézet-Séguin, the uplifting event demonstrated the power of opera to connect and bring light into people’s lives even when our theater is dark, and was viewed by more than 750,000 global audience members. If you missed it, r want to re-live the momentous musical moment, this two-day encore screening period is what you’ve been waiting for.
Sunday, June 14: Handel’s Rodelinda
Monday, June 15: Rossini’s Armida
Tuesday, June 16: Rossini’s Semiramide
Wednesday, June 17: Gluck’s Iphigénie en Tauride
Thursday, June 18: Verdi’s La Forza del Destino
Friday, June 19: Philip Glass’s Akhnaten
Saturday, June 20: Philip Glass’s Satyagraha
Sunday, June 21: Verdi’s La Traviata
For more information about each of these performances:
Metropolitan Opera Schedule for Week 13 June 8-14
Metropolitan Opera Schedule for Week 14--June 15-21
New York Metropolitan Opera Live Streams:
Note: Each "live" stream is presented at 6:30 pm US Central Daylight Time and remains available for on demand viewing until 5:30 pm the next day (Time Zone Converter)
June 13: On April 25, the Met arranged an unprecedented live virtual gala, with more than 40 opera stars, as well as members of the company’s brilliant orchestra and chorus, performing from their respective homes all around the world. Hosted by Peter Gelb and Yannick Nézet-Séguin, the uplifting event demonstrated the power of opera to connect and bring light into people’s lives even when our theater is dark, and was viewed by more than 750,000 global audience members. If you missed it, r want to re-live the momentous musical moment, this two-day encore screening period is what you’ve been waiting for.
Sunday, June 14: Handel’s Rodelinda
Monday, June 15: Rossini’s Armida
Tuesday, June 16: Rossini’s Semiramide
Wednesday, June 17: Gluck’s Iphigénie en Tauride
Thursday, June 18: Verdi’s La Forza del Destino
Friday, June 19: Philip Glass’s Akhnaten
Saturday, June 20: Philip Glass’s Satyagraha
Sunday, June 21: Verdi’s La Traviata
Metropolitan Opera Schedule for Week 13 June 8-14
Metropolitan Opera Schedule for Week 14--June 15-21
CULTURE--TV--DOCUMENTARIES--ARTE TV DOCUMENTARIES
(English Subtitles, use the "version" icon to set the subtitles if necessary)
June 5-July 6, 2020: How Cities Can Grow Sustainably
How can cities build in density without making life a nightmare for its residents? A tour of creative architectural solutions in Paris, Hamburg, Antwerp and Berlin.
June 7-July 7, 2020: Secrets of the Ghent Altarpiece
After eight years of restoration, one of the greatest works of art ever made looks once again as its creators intended. The monumental tableau that is the Ghent Altarpiece, also known as the Adoration of the Mystic Lamb, captures the viewer with its intense realism and complicated symbolism. A full immersion into this revolutionary work that looked forward to the modern world.
June 5-July 6, 2020: How Cities Can Grow Sustainably
How can cities build in density without making life a nightmare for its residents? A tour of creative architectural solutions in Paris, Hamburg, Antwerp and Berlin.
June 7-July 7, 2020: Secrets of the Ghent Altarpiece
After eight years of restoration, one of the greatest works of art ever made looks once again as its creators intended. The monumental tableau that is the Ghent Altarpiece, also known as the Adoration of the Mystic Lamb, captures the viewer with its intense realism and complicated symbolism. A full immersion into this revolutionary work that looked forward to the modern world.
CULTURE--Film--Mosfilm--English Subtititled Film (1 video)
June 5: Two Comrades Were Serving (1968), directed by Evgeny Karelov
Synopsis (Wikipedia)
Synopsis (Wikipedia)
Mosfilm: Videos (look for English language titles in the description
CULTURE--Music--Jazz--Jazz at Lincoln Center
June 5: Kenny Rampton's Paradise Blue Suite--Live In Dizzy's Club
Jazz at Lincoln Center: Videos; Playlists
Jazz at Lincoln Center: Videos; Playlists
CULTURE--Music--France Musique (Radio France) (4 videos)
June 11: Time reclaimed: Daniele Gatti conducts Dutilleux and Honneger
June 10: Richard Strauss : Métamorphoses
June 6: Arvo Pärt: Cantus in memoriam Benjamin Britten
June 6: Arvo Pärt: Mirror in the Mirror (for violon and piano)
Complete list of France Musique Concerts (varying lengths) going back to 2011 (via the website) (Note: some may not be available outside France.
France Musique Youtube: Videos ; Playlists
June 10: Richard Strauss : Métamorphoses
June 6: Arvo Pärt: Cantus in memoriam Benjamin Britten
June 6: Arvo Pärt: Mirror in the Mirror (for violon and piano)
Complete list of France Musique Concerts (varying lengths) going back to 2011 (via the website) (Note: some may not be available outside France.
France Musique Youtube: Videos ; Playlists
CULTURE--TV--DW Documentaries (3 videos)
"DW Documentary gives you information beyond the headlines. Watch high-class documentaries from German broadcasters and international production companies. Meet intriguing people, travel to distant lands, get a look behind the complexities of daily life and build a deeper understanding of current affairs and global events. ...explore the world around you with DW Documentary from Deutsche Welle (DW), Germany's international broadcaster."
June 6: Rising threat from the seas
June 9: Child labour for shimmering cosmetics
June 11: Children of jihad
June 6: Rising threat from the seas
June 9: Child labour for shimmering cosmetics
June 11: Children of jihad
CULTURE--Film--National Film Board of Canada--NFB's Picks of the Week--May 30-Jun 7
National Film Board of Canada Picks of the week:
NFB's picks of the Week (May 8-14) (Added May 15)
NFB's picks of the Week (May 15-21) (Added May 15)
NFB's picks of the Week (May 22-29) (Added May 22)
NFB's picks of the Week (May 30-June 6) (Added June 5)
NFB's picks of the Week (June 7-14) (Added June 11)
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My Top Ten NFB Films of All Time (NFB Blog) In honor of National Film day in Canada, NFB's English and French Collection Curators Albert Ohayon and Marc St. Pierre have chosen their best 10 NFB films of all time. Each one is linked to in each blog post. One film you might want to check out is Nahani the 9th ranked English film. It's one of the most amazing 18 minutes you'll ever see.
English: Francais
NFB Critically Acclaimed Channel: Links to 26 films that have received film festival awards
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National Film Board (Canada) Free films (around 4,000).
NFB's picks of the Week (May 8-14) (Added May 15)
NFB's picks of the Week (May 15-21) (Added May 15)
NFB's picks of the Week (May 22-29) (Added May 22)
NFB's picks of the Week (May 30-June 6) (Added June 5)
NFB's picks of the Week (June 7-14) (Added June 11)
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My Top Ten NFB Films of All Time (NFB Blog) In honor of National Film day in Canada, NFB's English and French Collection Curators Albert Ohayon and Marc St. Pierre have chosen their best 10 NFB films of all time. Each one is linked to in each blog post. One film you might want to check out is Nahani the 9th ranked English film. It's one of the most amazing 18 minutes you'll ever see.
English: Francais
NFB Critically Acclaimed Channel: Links to 26 films that have received film festival awards
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National Film Board (Canada) Free films (around 4,000).
CULTURE--TV--Arte Concert--Hope@Home on Tour; United We Stream; 36h Saint-Eustache (17 videos)
Hope @ Home on tour
June 5: Hope@Home--on tour! Ep. 10 mit Colin Rich & Sebastian Knauer
June 6: Hope@Home--on tour! Ep. 11 mit Amarcord
June 7: Hope@Home--on tour! Ep. 12 mit Anna Loos, Jacques Ammon und Conrad Oleak
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United We Stream
June 5: United We Stream Paris--Bambounou, Maud Geffray, Airod, Minimum Syndicat, Cassie Raptor
June 6: United We Stream Paris--Chloé, Darzack, Dj Deep, Louise Chen, Mézigue
June 7: United We Stream Paris--Cheetah, Manaré, Marina Trench, S3A, Tour-Maubourg
June 8: #61--Beate Uwe
June 9: #62 - female:pressure circle from Christa Kupfer
June 10: UWS Global #36 Stockholm
June 10: UWS Global #37 Stockholm
June 11: United We Stream Paris--Balagan, Clara 3000, Manu le Malin, Eastel, Paul Seu
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36h Saint Eustache
"To move the pools, sometimes it is not enough. A solid groovy bass line, a metronomic rhythm, and intoxicating melodies are enough to activate everything. The duo Klaus Johann Grobe understood this well, and, since 2014, has been constantly improving the recipe for their krautpop, formidable in effectiveness.
In the Saint-Eustache church, the duo's heady melodies and their dreamy hypnotic synth loops plunge the audience into a sweet trance. We can't help but start to go from one foot to the other on their tube Ja!, Which reminds us of the great hours of Metronomy. Under warm lighting, the church vibrates throughout the evening, responding to the song of the Swiss-German group. Concert captured in June 2019 at the 36h Saint-Eustache festival in Paris."
June 9: Klaus Johann Grobe à 36h Saint-Eustache (2019)
June 9: Kyrie Kristmanson à 36h Saint-Eustache (2019)
June 9: Petit Fantôme à 36h Saint-Eustache (2019)
June 11: Winter Family à 36h Saint-Eustache (2019)
June 11: Marc Melià à 36h Saint-Eustache (2019)
June 11: Léonie Pernet à 36h Saint-Eustache (2019)
Arte Concert: Videos ; Playlists
June 5: Hope@Home--on tour! Ep. 10 mit Colin Rich & Sebastian Knauer
June 6: Hope@Home--on tour! Ep. 11 mit Amarcord
June 7: Hope@Home--on tour! Ep. 12 mit Anna Loos, Jacques Ammon und Conrad Oleak
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United We Stream
June 5: United We Stream Paris--Bambounou, Maud Geffray, Airod, Minimum Syndicat, Cassie Raptor
June 6: United We Stream Paris--Chloé, Darzack, Dj Deep, Louise Chen, Mézigue
June 7: United We Stream Paris--Cheetah, Manaré, Marina Trench, S3A, Tour-Maubourg
June 8: #61--Beate Uwe
June 9: #62 - female:pressure circle from Christa Kupfer
June 10: UWS Global #36 Stockholm
June 10: UWS Global #37 Stockholm
June 11: United We Stream Paris--Balagan, Clara 3000, Manu le Malin, Eastel, Paul Seu
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36h Saint Eustache
"To move the pools, sometimes it is not enough. A solid groovy bass line, a metronomic rhythm, and intoxicating melodies are enough to activate everything. The duo Klaus Johann Grobe understood this well, and, since 2014, has been constantly improving the recipe for their krautpop, formidable in effectiveness.
In the Saint-Eustache church, the duo's heady melodies and their dreamy hypnotic synth loops plunge the audience into a sweet trance. We can't help but start to go from one foot to the other on their tube Ja!, Which reminds us of the great hours of Metronomy. Under warm lighting, the church vibrates throughout the evening, responding to the song of the Swiss-German group. Concert captured in June 2019 at the 36h Saint-Eustache festival in Paris."
June 9: Klaus Johann Grobe à 36h Saint-Eustache (2019)
June 9: Kyrie Kristmanson à 36h Saint-Eustache (2019)
June 9: Petit Fantôme à 36h Saint-Eustache (2019)
June 11: Winter Family à 36h Saint-Eustache (2019)
June 11: Marc Melià à 36h Saint-Eustache (2019)
June 11: Léonie Pernet à 36h Saint-Eustache (2019)
Arte Concert: Videos ; Playlists
CULTURE--TV--Al Jazeera Documentaries (22 videos)
June 5: Has Khalifa Haftar's campaign in Libya failed?
June 6: How is COVID-19 impacting Iran's economy?
June 6: Capturing police crackdown on protesters outside White House
June 6: Is it time we learned to live with the coronavirus?
June 7: Qatar Airways CEO: Coronavirus has changed the airline industry
June 7: What is it like to be a black journalist in the US right now?
June 7: Conflict in Libya: Another initiative
June 8: Caught on camera: Police brutality and racism in Trump's America
June 8: How is Kashmir coping with back-to-back lockdowns?
June 8: Why is the US pulling out troops from Germany?
June 9: How can you be an ally to the Black Lives Matter movement?
June 9: What's the psychological cost of the coronavirus?
June 10: Conspiracy to Massacre: Anti-Semitism in America
June 10: Is Canada facing its own reckoning with racism?
June 10: What does it take to end racism?
June 10: Morocco's Bollywood Dream
June 10: Riders Of Destiny: Risking Life as a Child Jockey in Indonesia
June 11: Has the United States turned a corner on racism?
June 11: World Bank's (Ramzi) Neman (World Bank's Special Representative to Iraq: 'Critical time' as Iraq faces multiple crises
June 11: What does it mean to be Black in America?
June 11: Covering the George Floyd protests as a Black journalist
June 11: Who should look after refugees during the coronavirus pandemic?
Al Jazeera Documentaries: Videos ; Playlists
June 6: How is COVID-19 impacting Iran's economy?
June 6: Capturing police crackdown on protesters outside White House
June 6: Is it time we learned to live with the coronavirus?
June 7: Qatar Airways CEO: Coronavirus has changed the airline industry
June 7: What is it like to be a black journalist in the US right now?
June 7: Conflict in Libya: Another initiative
June 8: Caught on camera: Police brutality and racism in Trump's America
June 8: How is Kashmir coping with back-to-back lockdowns?
June 8: Why is the US pulling out troops from Germany?
June 9: How can you be an ally to the Black Lives Matter movement?
June 9: What's the psychological cost of the coronavirus?
June 10: Conspiracy to Massacre: Anti-Semitism in America
June 10: Is Canada facing its own reckoning with racism?
June 10: What does it take to end racism?
June 10: Morocco's Bollywood Dream
June 10: Riders Of Destiny: Risking Life as a Child Jockey in Indonesia
June 11: Has the United States turned a corner on racism?
June 11: World Bank's (Ramzi) Neman (World Bank's Special Representative to Iraq: 'Critical time' as Iraq faces multiple crises
June 11: What does it mean to be Black in America?
June 11: Covering the George Floyd protests as a Black journalist
June 11: Who should look after refugees during the coronavirus pandemic?
Al Jazeera Documentaries: Videos ; Playlists
SPORTS--Baseball--SABR Biography and Games Project Updates--June 5-11, 2020
June 9: On June 9, 2020, The Society of American Baseball Research (SABR) biography project added 4 biographies and 4 games to the games project. There are now 5,215 biographies (Players, Ballparks, Broadcasters, Executives, Games, Managers, Scouts, Spouses, Umpires, and people who were Famous Outside Baseball).
June 9: Robin Yount (Hall of Fame): Shortstop, Center Fielder, Brewers (1974-1993). 3,142 hits.
June 9: Roy Crabb: Pitcher, White Sox, Athletics (1912)
June 9: Red Nelson: Pitcher, Browns, Phillies, Reds (1910-1913). Pitcher in the first game of doubleheader against Cleveland at the end of the 1910 season. Nap Lajoie famously got 8 hits in doubleheader to edge out Ty Cobb (who sat out
the last two games) for the batting title. It was suggested that the Browns allowed Lajoie's hits because of an intense dislike of Cobb, shared by every other American League team, as well of many of his Tiger teammates. Nelson tells a different story.
June 9: Cal Hogue: Pitcher, Pirates (1952-1954). Pitched for two of the worst teams of all time, that lost 216 games in 1952-53. Joe Garagiola was also on that team.
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Games Project Update
Saturday, June 6, 2020
CULTURE--TV--Television Academy Oral Interviews--May 29-June 4, 2020
June 1: Remembering Herbert Stempel (famous Quiz Show Contestant)
We're sad to learn that famed quiz show contestant, Herbert Stempel, passed away on April 7, 2020 at the age of 93. Stempel rose to prominence in the 1950s as a contestant on the quiz show Twenty-One. According to Stempel, producer Dan Enright choreographed the quiz show experience by crafting Stempel's "nerdy" persona and his look, and by secretly providing Stempel with the answers to specific quiz questions. Stempel stated that he was promised a job on the show and other benefits to purposely lose to contestant Charles Van Doren, and when those promises were not kept, he approached the authorities and helped ignite what became known as the Quiz Show Scandals. Ultimately, Stempel returned to private life, working for the New York transportation system.
June 1: You better BEE-lieve it: Sam Bee on The Daily Show, launching Full Frontal, and more (interview with links to full oral interview).
We were very excited to sit down with host/comedian Samantha Bee in New York City in October, 2019. American audiences likely first met Bee as a correspondent on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart when she joined the cast in 2003 and made an indelible mark, whether it was interviewing gay penguins or a self-coined "homonausic" candidate for Congress. After leaving the show in 2015, she developed Full Frontal with Samantha Bee, a weekly comedy show with a unique, biting perspective that only Bee can deliver. You can watch her full two-hour interview here.
We also reached out to Bee in May, 2020, to get an update on how she has been coping during the COVID-19 pandemic. She is still shooting her show weekly, from her backyard:
Television Academy Foundation: All Interviews
We're sad to learn that famed quiz show contestant, Herbert Stempel, passed away on April 7, 2020 at the age of 93. Stempel rose to prominence in the 1950s as a contestant on the quiz show Twenty-One. According to Stempel, producer Dan Enright choreographed the quiz show experience by crafting Stempel's "nerdy" persona and his look, and by secretly providing Stempel with the answers to specific quiz questions. Stempel stated that he was promised a job on the show and other benefits to purposely lose to contestant Charles Van Doren, and when those promises were not kept, he approached the authorities and helped ignite what became known as the Quiz Show Scandals. Ultimately, Stempel returned to private life, working for the New York transportation system.
June 1: You better BEE-lieve it: Sam Bee on The Daily Show, launching Full Frontal, and more (interview with links to full oral interview).
We were very excited to sit down with host/comedian Samantha Bee in New York City in October, 2019. American audiences likely first met Bee as a correspondent on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart when she joined the cast in 2003 and made an indelible mark, whether it was interviewing gay penguins or a self-coined "homonausic" candidate for Congress. After leaving the show in 2015, she developed Full Frontal with Samantha Bee, a weekly comedy show with a unique, biting perspective that only Bee can deliver. You can watch her full two-hour interview here.
We also reached out to Bee in May, 2020, to get an update on how she has been coping during the COVID-19 pandemic. She is still shooting her show weekly, from her backyard:
Friday, June 5, 2020
CULTURE--Americana--TV--Democracy at Work (Richard Wolff)
June 1: Economic Update: Cornel West on Pandemic Capitalism
Democracy at Work is a non-profit 501(c)3 that produces media and live events. Our work analyzes capitalism critically as a systemic problem and advocates for democratizing workplaces as part of a systemic solution. We seek a stronger, fuller democracy--in our politics and culture as well as in our economy - based on workers’ equal collaboration and shared leadership inside enterprises and throughout society.
Democracy at Work is a non-profit 501(c)3 that produces media and live events. Our work analyzes capitalism critically as a systemic problem and advocates for democratizing workplaces as part of a systemic solution. We seek a stronger, fuller democracy--in our politics and culture as well as in our economy - based on workers’ equal collaboration and shared leadership inside enterprises and throughout society.
SPORTS/CULTURE--Balls and Nets--Basketball--NBA (4 videos)
May 30: Stockton Leads Utah To Finals: 1997: Game 6: Western
Division Finals: Utah Jazz at Houston Rockets
May 31: OT Thriller In South Beach: 2012: Game2: Eastern
Division Finals: Boston Celtics at Miami Heat
June 1: #NBA Together: Racism, Police Brutality & Our Shared Responsibility To Drive Change
#NBATogether with Ernie Johnson - Lloyd Pierce, Swin Cash, David Griffin, and Alvin Gentry discuss racism, police brutality, and our shared responsibility to drive change. #NBAVoices
June 3: Police Brutality & Health Inequity With Caron Butler, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar & More #NBATogether
In this #NBATogether Virtual Roundtable Caron Butler discusses police brutality and health inequity with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Mitch Landrieu and Maurice A. Jones. #NBAVoices
June 3: Ernie Johnson & Malcolm Brogdon On Police Brutality, Racism & Our Shared Responsibility For Change
Watch tonight’s #NBATogether with Ernie Johnson as Malcolm Brogdon of the Pacers joins Ernie to discuss the killing of George Floyd, demonstrating against racism and police brutality, and our shared responsibility to drive change. #NBAVoices
NBA: Videos ; Playlists
Ninh explains Basketball
International Basketball Federation Rule Differences: FIBA-NBA-NCAA
Division Finals: Utah Jazz at Houston Rockets
May 31: OT Thriller In South Beach: 2012: Game2: Eastern
Division Finals: Boston Celtics at Miami Heat
June 1: #NBA Together: Racism, Police Brutality & Our Shared Responsibility To Drive Change
#NBATogether with Ernie Johnson - Lloyd Pierce, Swin Cash, David Griffin, and Alvin Gentry discuss racism, police brutality, and our shared responsibility to drive change. #NBAVoices
June 3: Police Brutality & Health Inequity With Caron Butler, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar & More #NBATogether
In this #NBATogether Virtual Roundtable Caron Butler discusses police brutality and health inequity with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Mitch Landrieu and Maurice A. Jones. #NBAVoices
June 3: Ernie Johnson & Malcolm Brogdon On Police Brutality, Racism & Our Shared Responsibility For Change
Watch tonight’s #NBATogether with Ernie Johnson as Malcolm Brogdon of the Pacers joins Ernie to discuss the killing of George Floyd, demonstrating against racism and police brutality, and our shared responsibility to drive change. #NBAVoices
NBA: Videos ; Playlists
Ninh explains Basketball
International Basketball Federation Rule Differences: FIBA-NBA-NCAA
CULTURE--Film--Going Dark--Nature Bats Last
June 2: Going Dark
30 minute documentary based on Guy McPherson's book with the same title.
Nature Bats Last: Videos ; Playlists
30 minute documentary based on Guy McPherson's book with the same title.
Nature Bats Last: Videos ; Playlists
CULTURE--TV--CUNY TV (1 video)
June 3: Protests: Political Fallout | The New York Times Close Up with Sam Roberts
Segment 1: The death of an unarmed Black man in Minneapolis at the hands of the police set off fiery nationwide protests and riots. What could be the political
implications of it all in a presidential election year? Guests: Reid Epstein, NYT political reporter and Eleanor Randolph and Clyde Haberman, both NYT Contributing Writers.
Segment 2: Two-time Pulitzer Prize winning NYT Op-Ed columnist Nick Kristof weighs in on the protests and on how the coronavirus pandemic has hit people of color and those in poverty harder than the rest of the population.
CUNY TV: Videos ; Playlists
Segment 1: The death of an unarmed Black man in Minneapolis at the hands of the police set off fiery nationwide protests and riots. What could be the political
implications of it all in a presidential election year? Guests: Reid Epstein, NYT political reporter and Eleanor Randolph and Clyde Haberman, both NYT Contributing Writers.
Segment 2: Two-time Pulitzer Prize winning NYT Op-Ed columnist Nick Kristof weighs in on the protests and on how the coronavirus pandemic has hit people of color and those in poverty harder than the rest of the population.
CUNY TV: Videos ; Playlists
Wednesday, June 3, 2020
CULTURE--Music--US National Public Radio--NPR Tiny Desk (Home) Concerts
June 3: NPR Music Tiny Desk (Home) Concerts
"The Tiny Desk is working from home for the foreseeable future. Introducing NPR Music's Tiny Desk (Home) Concerts, bringing you performance sessions from across the country."
There are links to 33 concerts, with the newest being at the top of the play list. Beginning next week, I will point out the current ones.
NPR Music: Videos ; Playlists
"The Tiny Desk is working from home for the foreseeable future. Introducing NPR Music's Tiny Desk (Home) Concerts, bringing you performance sessions from across the country."
There are links to 33 concerts, with the newest being at the top of the play list. Beginning next week, I will point out the current ones.
NPR Music: Videos ; Playlists
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