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Friday, May 22, 2009

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• intro 
• NEWSPAPER SURVIVAL 
  Alexander Hotz reports on how newspapers and journalists are responding to tough economic times.
• RETROFITTING SUBURBIA 
  Andrew Meyer chats with author June Williamson about her new book Retrofitting Suburbia.
• WEB EXTRA: RETROFITTING SUBURBIA FULL INTERVIEW 
  Hear the entire interview with author June Williamson.
• BANDING TOGETHER FOR CHARITY 
  Some of the most prominent recording artists in the contemporary Jewish music scene have banded together to raise money for cancer charities. Jon Kalish reports they recorded in an unconventional setting in northern New Jersey in an effort supervised by a saxophone playing rabbi.
• BERNIE WILLIAMS MOVES FROM THE DIAMONDS TO JAZZ 
  Doug Doyle chats with jazz guitarist and former Yankee Bernie Williams about his love of music, baseball and family. Bernie is the latest guest on SportsJam with Doug Doyle.
• REVIEW: JOE TURNER'S COME AND GONE 
  Theater critic Michael Bourne reviews Joe Turner's Come and Gone.
• outro 

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