WBGO Journal
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May 24, 2013 edition of the WBGO Journal
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A Tale Of Two Schools, Post-Sandy
Nicolena Basso reports on two schools along the Jersey Shore heavily damaged by Sandy, and the prospects for the students getting back to those schools before the end of the school year.
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New York’s Top Cop Looks Back And To The Future
Bob Hennelly sits down with NYPD Commisioner Ray Kelly to talk about legacy from the Bloomberg Administration and what lies ahead for him.
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Taking A Walk For Art
Cindy Weightman has a preview of Paterson’s upcoming Art Walk, including a couple of new destinations along the route.
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TV Review: Behind The Cadelabra
TV Guide’s Bruce Fretts stops by to talk about the new HBO biopic about Liberace, Behind The Candelabra.
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Web Extra: More About Behind The Candelabra
Andrew Meyer's conversation with Bruce Fretts about the new HBO biopic of Liberace continues, including a discussion of what's next for director Steven Soderbergh and the involvement of legendary producer Jerry Weintraub.
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Theater Review: Pippin
Theater critic Michael Bourne reviews the new Broadway production of Pippin.
- Andrew Meyer is your host for this latest edition. The WBGO Journal airs on Friday nights at 7:30 on WBGO 88.3FM
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