Art Works Podcast

In the 2nd part of our interview, Frank Price talks about the business of film making as well as some of the iconic films he’s made, including Tootsie, Gandhi, and Boyz in the Hood. 

In the first of a two-part interview, Frank Price talks about his early days as a television writer and producer of shows like The Virginian and Columbo. 

Nick Cave, chosen to participate in the U.S. State Department's Arts-in-Embassies program, talks about his Sound Suits, a unique blend of sculpture, fashion, and dance.

Conductor Michael Tilson Thomas discusses his dual career as conductor and educator. [30:49]

Bread and Roses in a Brooklyn shelter: Caron Atlas demonstrates how the arts can be a critical component of disaster relief.

Taylor Branch discusses his trilogy of the Civil Rights Movement America in the King Years. 

Pianist, bandleader, composer and 2013 NEA Jazz Master talks about his innovative music blending Afro-Cuban rhythms with jazz.

The owner of the legendary club, The Village Vanguard, talks about her life in jazz. 

Sweet Poppa Lou talks about the musical roots of his swinging bop saxophone sound. [38:23]

Pete Seeger returns to talk about his music and its roots. [31:50]