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Soundcheck
Xiayin Wang live
July 2, 2009
Xiayin Wang is one of the rising young concert pianists to emerge from China’s thriving classical music scene. She joins us to perform live.
The Leonard Lopate Show
Benefits from Bank Bailout
July 2, 2009
Find out how GE, the world’s largest industrial company, has used a loophole to benefit from a government rescue program that's aimed at helping banks.
The Takeaway
Stand With Jenny
July 2, 2009
Over the past week we have become way too familiar with the affairs of South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford. But the women of South Carolina have rallied around First Lady Jenny Sanford.
The Brian Lehrer Show
Education Nation
July 2, 2009
New World Order
The Takeaway
July 2, 2009
From young to old, highly skilled to uneducated, it remains tough to get a job. But one segment of the population just might recover stronger and more adept than any other. The Takeaway discusses our economic forecast and the emerging role of women in a post recession-world. All that and the morning's news.
Comptroller DiNapoli Seeks to Withhold Senators’ Pay
WNYC News
New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli says he’s planning to withhold pay for state senators until there’s a resolution of the leadership struggle.
Live from the Aspen Ideas Festival: Day One
The Brian Lehrer Show
July 2, 2009
The Brian Lehrer Show heads to Colorado for a series of special broadcasts from the Aspen Ideas Festival.
Read Brian's Twitter Posts from the AIF!
Tall Drink of Water
The Leonard Lopate Show
July 2, 2009
We’ll get an update on America's looming water crisis from Robert Glennon. Then, Larry Tye talks about the life of Satchel Paige—the premier pitcher of the Negro leagues. Essayist Arianne Cohen takes us through the unique challenges that face tall people.
Rock Photography in the iPhone Age
Soundcheck
July 2, 2009
Music fans are revolutionizing rock photography with digital cameras, iPhones and other devices. We find out what this means for the art of the image. Also, Chinese pianist Xiayin Wang performs live.
Michael Jackson Memorial
WNYC Culture
Thousands of New Yorkers flocked to the Apollo Theater on Tuesday to pay their respects for Michael Jackson.
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