http://odeo.com/channels/2119952-NPR-Culturetopia-Podcast no Arts, culture, media and fun from NPR's Neda Ulaby and Monkey See blogger Linda Holmes. Delve into the week's best coverage of books, movies, music and more from the NPR News shows. Arts, culture, media and fun from NPR's Neda Ulaby and Monkey See blogger Linda Holmes. Delve into the week's best coverage of books, movies, music and more from the NPR News shows. Arts, culture, media and fun from NPR. It's the best coverage of books, movies, music and more from the NPR News shows. en-us 40 Wed, 11 Nov 2009 08:59:47 -0800 Wed, 11 Nov 2009 08:59:47 -0800 Copyright 2008 NPR - For Personal Use Only Actor, Documentary, director, screenplay, drama, National Public Radio, Fresh Air, popcorn, oscar, Morning Edition, box, premiere, All Things Considered, cinematic, cinematographer, silver, office, screen, NPR, actress, script, NPR Movies Entertainment Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script http://odeo.com/episodes/25436916-Late-Night-Comedians-Magic-Bird-and-Ramen This week on Culturetopia: A look at the new late night talk show landscape now that comedians George Lopez and Wanda Sykes have their own shows. Then cartoonist R. Crumb illustrates the Bible, basketball legends Larry Bird and Magic Johnson talk about their ongoing friendship and wonder chef David Chang goes crazy for ramen noodles. This week on Culturetopia: A look at the new late night talk show landscape now that comedians George Lopez and Wanda Sykes have their own shows. Then cartoonist R. Crumb illustrates the Bible, basketball legends Larry Bird and Magic Johnson talk about their ongoing friendship and wonder chef David Chang goes crazy for ramen noodles. This week on Culturetopia: A look at the new late night talk show landscape now that comedians George Lopez and Wanda Sykes have their own shows. Then cartoonist R. Crumb illustrates the Bible, basketball legends Larry Bird and Magic Johnson talk about their ongoing friendship and wonder chef David Chang goes crazy for ramen noodles. tag:odeo.com,2009-11-11,25436916 Wed, 11 Nov 2009 08:59:47 -0800 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/25397173-DJ-Hero-And-The-Art-Of-The-Happy-Accident This week on Culturetopia: A look at the new music video game 'DJ Hero;' Cornell West muses on hip hop and rap and and interview with acclaimed cinematographer Roger Deakins about lighting, CGI and the art of the happy accident. Plus a review of the Michael Jackson concert film 'This Is It' and bassist and singer-songwriter Meshell Ndegeocello talks about her distinctive musical style. This week on Culturetopia: A look at the new music video game 'DJ Hero;' Cornell West muses on hip hop and rap and and interview with acclaimed cinematographer Roger Deakins about lighting, CGI and the art of the happy accident. Plus a review of the Michael Jackson concert film 'This Is It' and bassist and singer-songwriter Meshell Ndegeocello talks about her distinctive musical style. This week on Culturetopia: A look at the new music video game 'DJ Hero;' Cornell West muses on hip hop and rap and and interview with acclaimed cinematographer Roger Deakins about lighting, CGI and the art of the happy accident. Plus a review of the Michael Jackson concert film 'This Is It' and bassist and singer-songwriter Meshell Ndegeocello talks about her distinctive musical style. tag:odeo.com,2009-11-04,25397173 Wed, 04 Nov 2009 11:21:32 -0800 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/25397174-Lenny-Kravitz-Tracy-Morgan-The-Tao-of-Wu We hear first about the fact that musicians 'hear' better than other people. Then a not-so-typical Tracy Morgan interview from Fresh Air. We check in on an interview with Lenny Kravitz about the development of his unique sound on the 20th anniversary of his album, 'Let Love Rule.' Finally , the worldwide influence of soap operas, and RZA of the Wu-Tang Clan talks about his new book. We hear first about the fact that musicians 'hear' better than other people. Then a not-so-typical Tracy Morgan interview from Fresh Air. We check in on an interview with Lenny Kravitz about the development of his unique sound on the 20th anniversary of his album, 'Let Love Rule.' Finally , the worldwide influence of soap operas, and RZA of the Wu-Tang Clan talks about his new book. We hear first about the fact that musicians 'hear' better than other people. Then a not-so-typical Tracy Morgan interview from Fresh Air. We check in on an interview with Lenny Kravitz about the development of his unique sound on the 20th anniversary of his album, 'Let Love Rule.' Finally , the worldwide influence of soap operas, and RZA of the Wu-Tang Clan talks about his new book. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-28,25397174 Wed, 28 Oct 2009 13:44:56 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/25397176-Lenny-Kravitz-Tracy-Morgan-The-Tao-of-Wu We hear first about the fact that musicians 'hear' better than other people. Then a not-so-typical Tracy Morgan interview from Fresh Air. We check in on an interview with Lenny Kravitz about the development of his unique sound on the 20th anniversary of his album, 'Let Love Rule.' Finally , the worldwide influence of soap operas, and RZA of the Wu-Tang Clan talks about his new book. We hear first about the fact that musicians 'hear' better than other people. Then a not-so-typical Tracy Morgan interview from Fresh Air. We check in on an interview with Lenny Kravitz about the development of his unique sound on the 20th anniversary of his album, 'Let Love Rule.' Finally , the worldwide influence of soap operas, and RZA of the Wu-Tang Clan talks about his new book. We hear first about the fact that musicians 'hear' better than other people. Then a not-so-typical Tracy Morgan interview from Fresh Air. We check in on an interview with Lenny Kravitz about the development of his unique sound on the 20th anniversary of his album, 'Let Love Rule.' Finally , the worldwide influence of soap operas, and RZA of the Wu-Tang Clan talks about his new book. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-28,25397176 Wed, 28 Oct 2009 11:31:44 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/25356838-Soul-Food-Shaking-It-Wild-Things-and-More This week in Culturetopia: Bun B muses on early Southern rap; Julie Andrews discusses her contributions to children's literature; Dave Eggers on pleasing Maurice Sendak in 'Wild Things'; the meaning of "modern" on Project Runway; belly dancing in China. This week in Culturetopia: Bun B muses on early Southern rap; Julie Andrews discusses her contributions to children's literature; Dave Eggers on pleasing Maurice Sendak in 'Wild Things'; the meaning of "modern" on Project Runway; belly dancing in China. This week in Culturetopia: Bun B muses on early Southern rap; Julie Andrews discusses her contributions to children's literature; Dave Eggers on pleasing Maurice Sendak in 'Wild Things'; the meaning of "modern" on Project Runway; belly dancing in China. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-23,25356838 Fri, 23 Oct 2009 07:52:09 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/25350018-Soul-Food-Shaking-It-Wild-Things-and-More This week in Culturetopia: Bun B muses on early Southern rap; Julie Andrews discusses her contributions to children's literature; Dave Eggers on pleasing Maurice Sendak in 'Wild Things'; the meaning of "modern" on Project Runway; belly dancing in China. This week in Culturetopia: Bun B muses on early Southern rap; Julie Andrews discusses her contributions to children's literature; Dave Eggers on pleasing Maurice Sendak in 'Wild Things'; the meaning of "modern" on Project Runway; belly dancing in China. This week in Culturetopia: Bun B muses on early Southern rap; Julie Andrews discusses her contributions to children's literature; Dave Eggers on pleasing Maurice Sendak in 'Wild Things'; the meaning of "modern" on Project Runway; belly dancing in China. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-22,25350018 Thu, 22 Oct 2009 14:43:17 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/25335393-Soul-Food-Shaking-It-Wild-Things-and-More This week in Culturetopia: Bun B muses on early Southern rap; Julie Andrews discusses her contributions to children's literature; Dave Eggers on pleasing Maurice Sendak in 'Wild Things'; the meaning of "modern" on Project Runway; belly dancing in China. This week in Culturetopia: Bun B muses on early Southern rap; Julie Andrews discusses her contributions to children's literature; Dave Eggers on pleasing Maurice Sendak in 'Wild Things'; the meaning of "modern" on Project Runway; belly dancing in China. This week in Culturetopia: Bun B muses on early Southern rap; Julie Andrews discusses her contributions to children's literature; Dave Eggers on pleasing Maurice Sendak in 'Wild Things'; the meaning of "modern" on Project Runway; belly dancing in China. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-21,25335393 Wed, 21 Oct 2009 14:28:35 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/25335394-Soul-Food-Shaking-It-Wild-Things-and-More This week in Culturetopia: Bun B muses on early Southern rap; Julie Andrews discusses her contributions to children's literature; Dave Eggers on pleasing Maurice Sendak in 'Wild Things'; the meaning of "modern" on Project Runway; belly dancing in China. This week in Culturetopia: Bun B muses on early Southern rap; Julie Andrews discusses her contributions to children's literature; Dave Eggers on pleasing Maurice Sendak in 'Wild Things'; the meaning of "modern" on Project Runway; belly dancing in China. This week in Culturetopia: Bun B muses on early Southern rap; Julie Andrews discusses her contributions to children's literature; Dave Eggers on pleasing Maurice Sendak in 'Wild Things'; the meaning of "modern" on Project Runway; belly dancing in China. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-21,25335394 Wed, 21 Oct 2009 14:19:42 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/25286696-Hot-Dogs-Gentrification-Track-Suits-and-More This week in Culturetopia: Jane Lynch of the Fox TV musical comedy Glee; a new British soccer film "The Damned United;" musician Brother Ali; a new book about the nation's demographically whitest towns; Johnny Cash's daughter Roseanne sings out; the death of a legendary hot dog purveyor. This week in Culturetopia: Jane Lynch of the Fox TV musical comedy Glee; a new British soccer film "The Damned United;" musician Brother Ali; a new book about the nation's demographically whitest towns; Johnny Cash's daughter Roseanne sings out; the death of a legendary hot dog purveyor. This week in Culturetopia: Jane Lynch of the Fox TV musical comedy Glee; a new British soccer film "The Damned United;" musician Brother Ali; a new book about the nation's demographically whitest towns; Johnny Cash's daughter Roseanne sings out; the death of a legendary hot dog purveyor. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-14,25286696 Wed, 14 Oct 2009 13:15:10 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/25248657-Pooh-Precious-And-Sassy-Pants NPR's best arts stories this week include: David Byrne on the joys of bicycle riding; roller girls whoop it up during "Whip It;" a new character joins Winnie the Pooh in the Hundred Acre Wood; Oprah Winfrey on "Precious;" the latest Broadway production by last year's Pulitzer Prize winning playwright. NPR's best arts stories this week include: David Byrne on the joys of bicycle riding; roller girls whoop it up during "Whip It;" a new character joins Winnie the Pooh in the Hundred Acre Wood; Oprah Winfrey on "Precious;" the latest Broadway production by last year's Pulitzer Prize winning playwright. NPR's best arts stories this week include: David Byrne on the joys of bicycle riding; roller girls whoop it up during "Whip It;" a new character joins Winnie the Pooh in the Hundred Acre Wood; Oprah Winfrey on "Precious;" the latest Broadway production by last year's Pulitzer Prize winning playwright. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-07,25248657 Wed, 07 Oct 2009 12:21:22 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/25210477-Comedians-Documentarians-Citizens This week in Culturetopia: Aziz Ansari of NBC' comedy Parks and Rec, Juliet Binoche's kaleidoscope of talents, Orson Scott Card on graphic novels, why Forrest Whitaker produced an HBO documentary about Newark's city government, Craig Ferguson discusses his American citizenship; also James Ellroy and Michael Moore. This week in Culturetopia: Aziz Ansari of NBC' comedy Parks and Rec, Juliet Binoche's kaleidoscope of talents, Orson Scott Card on graphic novels, why Forrest Whitaker produced an HBO documentary about Newark's city government, Craig Ferguson discusses his American citizenship; also James Ellroy and Michael Moore. This week in Culturetopia: Aziz Ansari of NBC' comedy Parks and Rec, Juliet Binoche's kaleidoscope of talents, Orson Scott Card on graphic novels, why Forrest Whitaker produced an HBO documentary about Newark's city government, Craig Ferguson discusses his American citizenship; also James Ellroy and Michael Moore. tag:odeo.com,2009-09-30,25210477 Wed, 30 Sep 2009 08:24:29 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/25171187-The-Informant-The-Lost-Symbol-Neil-Patrick-Harris This week in Culturetopia: Matt Damon chats with director Steven Soderbergh about The Informant; the not-so-Horrible career of Neil Patrick Harris and comic Joey Medina explains how to draw on one's ethnic heritage to push the boundaries of stereotypical humor. This week in Culturetopia: Matt Damon chats with director Steven Soderbergh about The Informant; the not-so-Horrible career of Neil Patrick Harris and comic Joey Medina explains how to draw on one's ethnic heritage to push the boundaries of stereotypical humor. This week in Culturetopia: Matt Damon chats with director Steven Soderbergh about The Informant; the not-so-Horrible career of Neil Patrick Harris and comic Joey Medina explains how to draw on one's ethnic heritage to push the boundaries of stereotypical humor. tag:odeo.com,2009-09-23,25171187 Wed, 23 Sep 2009 09:31:50 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/25134835-Jay-Z-Glee-and-Poetry This week in Culturetopia: a Broadway star gets Glee-ful on Fox; the secret poet of the Tampa Bay ballpark; how Disney collaborated with the US government during World War Two; a review of Jay-Z's latest album; and Deborah Tannen explains the dynamics of sisterly relationships. This week in Culturetopia: a Broadway star gets Glee-ful on Fox; the secret poet of the Tampa Bay ballpark; how Disney collaborated with the US government during World War Two; a review of Jay-Z's latest album; and Deborah Tannen explains the dynamics of sisterly relationships. This week in Culturetopia: a Broadway star gets Glee-ful on Fox; the secret poet of the Tampa Bay ballpark; how Disney collaborated with the US government during World War Two; a review of Jay-Z's latest album; and Deborah Tannen explains the dynamics of sisterly relationships. tag:odeo.com,2009-09-16,25134835 Wed, 16 Sep 2009 11:09:03 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/25101557-Music-for-Monkeys-A-Dolphin-Documentary-and-the-Kitchen-Sink This week in Culturetopia: the new dolphin doc The Cove; musician Imogen Heap; music for monkeys; LA's comedy scene of the 1970s and a violent book for teenagers about reality shows of the future. This week in Culturetopia: the new dolphin doc The Cove; musician Imogen Heap; music for monkeys; LA's comedy scene of the 1970s and a violent book for teenagers about reality shows of the future. This week in Culturetopia: the new dolphin doc The Cove; musician Imogen Heap; music for monkeys; LA's comedy scene of the 1970s and a violent book for teenagers about reality shows of the future. tag:odeo.com,2009-09-10,25101557 Thu, 10 Sep 2009 00:35:10 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/25099325-Music-for-Monkeys-A-Dolphin-Documentary-and-the-Kitchen-Sink This week in Culturetopia: the new dolphin doc The Cove; musician Imogen Heap; music for monkeys; LA's comedy scene of the 1970s and a violent book for teenagers about reality shows of the future. This week in Culturetopia: the new dolphin doc The Cove; musician Imogen Heap; music for monkeys; LA's comedy scene of the 1970s and a violent book for teenagers about reality shows of the future. This week in Culturetopia: the new dolphin doc The Cove; musician Imogen Heap; music for monkeys; LA's comedy scene of the 1970s and a violent book for teenagers about reality shows of the future. tag:odeo.com,2009-09-09,25099325 Wed, 09 Sep 2009 13:09:51 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/25063461-Long-Islanders-Leviathans-and-Several-Sorts-of-Aliens This week in Culturetopia: the life and work of classic 1960s pop songwriter Ellie Greenwich, District 9's political subtext, The Nortec Collective mix up music in Tijuana, the sad demise of PBS's Reading Rainbow, the guilty pleasure of Jaws, and making The September Issue - Vogue Magazine's and the new documentary about it. This week in Culturetopia: the life and work of classic 1960s pop songwriter Ellie Greenwich, District 9's political subtext, The Nortec Collective mix up music in Tijuana, the sad demise of PBS's Reading Rainbow, the guilty pleasure of Jaws, and making The September Issue - Vogue Magazine's and the new documentary about it. This week in Culturetopia: the life and work of classic 1960s pop songwriter Ellie Greenwich, District 9's political subtext, The Nortec Collective mix up music in Tijuana, the sad demise of PBS's Reading Rainbow, the guilty pleasure of Jaws, and making The September Issue - Vogue Magazine's and the new documentary about it. tag:odeo.com,2009-09-02,25063461 Wed, 02 Sep 2009 11:18:05 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/25029039-A-Sports-Obsessed-Fan-And-The-Inglourious-Tarantino This week's sampler of the best arts and culture stories on NPR include interviews with 'Inglourious Basterds' director Quentin Tarantino, comedian Patton Oswalt and writer-director Robert Siegel on their upcoming movie 'Big Fan' and John Sebastian of The Lovin' Spoonful talks about his favorite summer song. Plus Archie gets married. This week's sampler of the best arts and culture stories on NPR include interviews with 'Inglourious Basterds' director Quentin Tarantino, comedian Patton Oswalt and writer-director Robert Siegel on their upcoming movie 'Big Fan' and John Sebastian of The Lovin' Spoonful talks about his favorite summer song. Plus Archie gets married. This week's sampler of the best arts and culture stories on NPR include interviews with 'Inglourious Basterds' director Quentin Tarantino, comedian Patton Oswalt and writer-director Robert Siegel on their upcoming movie 'Big Fan' and John Sebastian of The Lovin' Spoonful talks about his favorite summer song. Plus Archie gets married. tag:odeo.com,2009-08-27,25029039 Thu, 27 Aug 2009 00:33:25 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/25026647-A-Sports-Obsessed-Fan-And-The-Inglourious-Tarantino This week's sampler of the best arts and culture stories on NPR include interviews with 'Inglourious Basterds' director Quentin Tarantino, comedian Patton Oswalt and writer-director Robert Siegel on their upcoming movie 'Big Fan' and John Sebastian of The Lovin' Spoonful talks about his favorite summer song. Plus Archie gets married. This week's sampler of the best arts and culture stories on NPR include interviews with 'Inglourious Basterds' director Quentin Tarantino, comedian Patton Oswalt and writer-director Robert Siegel on their upcoming movie 'Big Fan' and John Sebastian of The Lovin' Spoonful talks about his favorite summer song. Plus Archie gets married. This week's sampler of the best arts and culture stories on NPR include interviews with 'Inglourious Basterds' director Quentin Tarantino, comedian Patton Oswalt and writer-director Robert Siegel on their upcoming movie 'Big Fan' and John Sebastian of The Lovin' Spoonful talks about his favorite summer song. Plus Archie gets married. tag:odeo.com,2009-08-26,25026647 Wed, 26 Aug 2009 13:14:59 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24988808-Magicians-Music-Icons-And-A-Woodstock-Hot-Dog-Parable This week on Culturetopia: We remember the legendary guitarist and musical innovator Les Paul and hear a performance from duo Sam and Ruby. Then, critic Kenneth Turan reviews the new Hayao Miyazaki animated film 'Ponyo,' and we hear about a new fantasy novel from author Lev Grossman called 'The Magicians.' And finally NPR's music librarian remembers his time at Woodstock. This week on Culturetopia: We remember the legendary guitarist and musical innovator Les Paul and hear a performance from duo Sam and Ruby. Then, critic Kenneth Turan reviews the new Hayao Miyazaki animated film 'Ponyo,' and we hear about a new fantasy novel from author Lev Grossman called 'The Magicians.' And finally NPR's music librarian remembers his time at Woodstock. This week on Culturetopia: We remember the legendary guitarist and musical innovator Les Paul and hear a performance from duo Sam and Ruby. Then, critic Kenneth Turan reviews the new Hayao Miyazaki animated film 'Ponyo,' and we hear about a new fantasy novel from author Lev Grossman called 'The Magicians.' And finally NPR's music librarian remembers his time at Woodstock. tag:odeo.com,2009-08-19,24988808 Wed, 19 Aug 2009 11:22:41 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24950058-Senegalese-Rap-Julia-Child-the-Man-Who-Would-Become-Jean-Luc-Picard-And-More This week: Nora Ephron on writing and directing the new film Julie And Julie, a profile of a socially committed Senegalese rap pioneer, and a truly hilarious look back at a British TV series on acting from the 1980s, which featured a bunch of unknown thespians who are some of today's biggest stars. Now it's been released on DVD, giving you the perfect present for the Patrick Stewart fan in your life. You'll also hear a poignant interview with one of hip hop's first superstars, Kurtis Blow, on the occasion of his 50th birthday, and listen to professional ghostwriters expound upon the pleasures and perils of their profession. "I did anything," one says," to put ramen noodles in my bowl and a roof over my head." This week: Nora Ephron on writing and directing the new film Julie And Julie, a profile of a socially committed Senegalese rap pioneer, and a truly hilarious look back at a British TV series on acting from the 1980s, which featured a bunch of unknown thespians who are some of today's biggest stars. Now it's been released on DVD, giving you the perfect present for the Patrick Stewart fan in your life. You'll also hear a poignant interview with one of hip hop's first superstars, Kurtis Blow, on the occasion of his 50th birthday, and listen to professional ghostwriters expound upon the pleasures and perils of their profession. "I did anything," one says," to put ramen noodles in my bowl and a roof over my head." This week: Nora Ephron on writing and directing the new film Julie And Julie, a profile of a socially committed Senegalese rap pioneer, and a truly hilarious look back at a British TV series on acting from the 1980s, which featured a bunch of unknown thespians who are some of today's biggest stars. Now it's been released on DVD, giving you the perfect present for the Patrick Stewart fan in your life. You'll also hear a poignant interview with one of hip hop's first superstars, Kurtis Blow, on the occasion of his 50th birthday, and listen to professional ghostwriters expound upon the pleasures and perils of their profession. "I did anything," one says," to put ramen noodles in my bowl and a roof over my head." tag:odeo.com,2009-08-12,24950058 Wed, 12 Aug 2009 12:56:56 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24950059-Culturetopia-August-5-2009 Writers, writers and accents on the podcasct this week! Writers, writers and accents on the podcasct this week! Writers, writers and accents on the podcasct this week! tag:odeo.com,2009-08-05,24950059 Wed, 05 Aug 2009 08:55:45 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24914268-Culturetopia-August-5-2009 Writers, writers and accents on the podcasct this week! Writers, writers and accents on the podcasct this week! Writers, writers and accents on the podcasct this week! tag:odeo.com,2009-08-05,24914268 Wed, 05 Aug 2009 08:55:45 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24882103-Judd-Apatow-A-Best-Selling-Author-s-Obituary-and-Two-Jazz-Singers Playing With Characters: This week's sampler of the best arts and culture stories on NPR include interviews with Diana Krall, Judd Apatow and a sweet new singer from Malaysia. And a review of the salty new British political thriller "In The Loop." Playing With Characters: This week's sampler of the best arts and culture stories on NPR include interviews with Diana Krall, Judd Apatow and a sweet new singer from Malaysia. And a review of the salty new British political thriller "In The Loop." Playing With Characters: This week's sampler of the best arts and culture stories on NPR include interviews with Diana Krall, Judd Apatow and a sweet new singer from Malaysia. And a review of the salty new British political thriller "In The Loop." tag:odeo.com,2009-07-29,24882103 Wed, 29 Jul 2009 11:43:09 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24887250-Judd-Apatow-A-Best-Selling-Author-s-Obituary-and-Two-Jazz-Singers Playing With Characters: This week's sampler of the best arts and culture stories on NPR include interviews with Diana Krall, Judd Apatow and a sweet new singer from Malaysia. And a review of the salty new British political thriller "In The Loop." Playing With Characters: This week's sampler of the best arts and culture stories on NPR include interviews with Diana Krall, Judd Apatow and a sweet new singer from Malaysia. And a review of the salty new British political thriller "In The Loop." Playing With Characters: This week's sampler of the best arts and culture stories on NPR include interviews with Diana Krall, Judd Apatow and a sweet new singer from Malaysia. And a review of the salty new British political thriller "In The Loop." tag:odeo.com,2009-07-29,24887250 Wed, 29 Jul 2009 11:43:09 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24846961-Half-Blood-Princes-Pecsi-Cola-And-A-Love-Letter-To-Batman This week on Culturetopia, our weekly roundup of arts goodness via podcast, you'll hear Sandman and Coraline writer Neil Gaiman talk about his new Batman graphic novel and actress Barbara Hale remembers the only case that tv lawyer Perry Mason ever lost. We also have Booker Prize winning author Aravind Adiga, hard rocker Andrew W.K. and NPR's Bob Mondello finds out how Pepsi became 'Pecsi' in Argentina. This week on Culturetopia, our weekly roundup of arts goodness via podcast, you'll hear Sandman and Coraline writer Neil Gaiman talk about his new Batman graphic novel and actress Barbara Hale remembers the only case that tv lawyer Perry Mason ever lost. We also have Booker Prize winning author Aravind Adiga, hard rocker Andrew W.K. and NPR's Bob Mondello finds out how Pepsi became 'Pecsi' in Argentina. This week on Culturetopia, our weekly roundup of arts goodness via podcast, you'll hear Sandman and Coraline writer Neil Gaiman talk about his new Batman graphic novel and actress Barbara Hale remembers the only case that tv lawyer Perry Mason ever lost. We also have Booker Prize winning author Aravind Adiga, hard rocker Andrew W.K. and NPR's Bob Mondello finds out how Pepsi became 'Pecsi' in Argentina. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-22,24846961 Wed, 22 Jul 2009 12:04:51 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24887251-Half-Blood-Princes-Pecsi-Cola-And-A-Love-Letter-To-Batman This week on Culturetopia, our weekly roundup of arts goodness via podcast, you'll hear Sandman and Coraline writer Neil Gaiman talk about his new Batman graphic novel and actress Barbara Hale remembers the only case that tv lawyer Perry Mason ever lost. We also have Booker Prize winning author Aravind Adiga, hard rocker Andrew W.K. and NPR's Bob Mondello finds out how Pepsi became 'Pecsi' in Argentina. This week on Culturetopia, our weekly roundup of arts goodness via podcast, you'll hear Sandman and Coraline writer Neil Gaiman talk about his new Batman graphic novel and actress Barbara Hale remembers the only case that tv lawyer Perry Mason ever lost. We also have Booker Prize winning author Aravind Adiga, hard rocker Andrew W.K. and NPR's Bob Mondello finds out how Pepsi became 'Pecsi' in Argentina. This week on Culturetopia, our weekly roundup of arts goodness via podcast, you'll hear Sandman and Coraline writer Neil Gaiman talk about his new Batman graphic novel and actress Barbara Hale remembers the only case that tv lawyer Perry Mason ever lost. We also have Booker Prize winning author Aravind Adiga, hard rocker Andrew W.K. and NPR's Bob Mondello finds out how Pepsi became 'Pecsi' in Argentina. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-22,24887251 Wed, 22 Jul 2009 12:04:51 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24810096-The-Birth-of-the-Sitcom-and-David-Lynch-Sings The Birth of the Sitcom and David Lynch Sings. This week on Culturetopia, our weekly roundup of arts goodness via podcast, you'll hear the insightful author Jeff Yang on Asian-Americans and comic books. And that immortal "Yoo-hoo!" echoing through your headphones emenates from rediscovered radio icon Gertrude Berg, who can fairly claim to have invented the sitcom with her serial "The Goldbergs" starting back in the late 1920s. Plus, we've got a great movie chat with director Mark Webb, who talks about how making music videos influenced is new romantic comedy, "500 Days of Summer." Best of all? You'll hear David Lynch, director of Blue Velvet and Mulolland Drive, sing. And he talks about why the world isn't doomed, not just yet. The Birth of the Sitcom and David Lynch Sings. This week on Culturetopia, our weekly roundup of arts goodness via podcast, you'll hear the insightful author Jeff Yang on Asian-Americans and comic books. And that immortal "Yoo-hoo!" echoing through your headphones emenates from rediscovered radio icon Gertrude Berg, who can fairly claim to have invented the sitcom with her serial "The Goldbergs" starting back in the late 1920s. Plus, we've got a great movie chat with director Mark Webb, who talks about how making music videos influenced is new romantic comedy, "500 Days of Summer." Best of all? You'll hear David Lynch, director of Blue Velvet and Mulolland Drive, sing. And he talks about why the world isn't doomed, not just yet. The Birth of the Sitcom and David Lynch Sings. This week on Culturetopia, our weekly roundup of arts goodness via podcast, you'll hear the insightful author Jeff Yang on Asian-Americans and comic books. And that immortal "Yoo-hoo!" echoing through your headphones emenates from rediscovered radio icon Gertrude Berg, who can fairly claim to have invented the sitcom with her serial "The Goldbergs" starting back in the late 1920s. Plus, we've got a great movie chat with director Mark Webb, who talks about how making music videos influenced is new romantic comedy, "500 Days of Summer." Best of all? You'll hear David Lynch, director of Blue Velvet and Mulolland Drive, sing. And he talks about why the world isn't doomed, not just yet. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-15,24810096 Wed, 15 Jul 2009 08:34:26 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24846962-The-Birth-of-the-Sitcom-and-David-Lynch-Sings The Birth of the Sitcom and David Lynch Sings. This week on Culturetopia, our weekly roundup of arts goodness via podcast, you'll hear the insightful author Jeff Yang on Asian-Americans and comic books. And that immortal "Yoo-hoo!" echoing through your headphones emenates from rediscovered radio icon Gertrude Berg, who can fairly claim to have invented the sitcom with her serial "The Goldbergs" starting back in the late 1920s. Plus, we've got a great movie chat with director Mark Webb, who talks about how making music videos influenced is new romantic comedy, "500 Days of Summer." Best of all? You'll hear David Lynch, director of Blue Velvet and Mulolland Drive, sing. And he talks about why the world isn't doomed, not just yet. The Birth of the Sitcom and David Lynch Sings. This week on Culturetopia, our weekly roundup of arts goodness via podcast, you'll hear the insightful author Jeff Yang on Asian-Americans and comic books. And that immortal "Yoo-hoo!" echoing through your headphones emenates from rediscovered radio icon Gertrude Berg, who can fairly claim to have invented the sitcom with her serial "The Goldbergs" starting back in the late 1920s. Plus, we've got a great movie chat with director Mark Webb, who talks about how making music videos influenced is new romantic comedy, "500 Days of Summer." Best of all? You'll hear David Lynch, director of Blue Velvet and Mulolland Drive, sing. And he talks about why the world isn't doomed, not just yet. The Birth of the Sitcom and David Lynch Sings. This week on Culturetopia, our weekly roundup of arts goodness via podcast, you'll hear the insightful author Jeff Yang on Asian-Americans and comic books. And that immortal "Yoo-hoo!" echoing through your headphones emenates from rediscovered radio icon Gertrude Berg, who can fairly claim to have invented the sitcom with her serial "The Goldbergs" starting back in the late 1920s. Plus, we've got a great movie chat with director Mark Webb, who talks about how making music videos influenced is new romantic comedy, "500 Days of Summer." Best of all? You'll hear David Lynch, director of Blue Velvet and Mulolland Drive, sing. And he talks about why the world isn't doomed, not just yet. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-15,24846962 Wed, 15 Jul 2009 08:34:26 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24887252-The-Birth-of-the-Sitcom-and-David-Lynch-Sings The Birth of the Sitcom and David Lynch Sings. This week on Culturetopia, our weekly roundup of arts goodness via podcast, you'll hear the insightful author Jeff Yang on Asian-Americans and comic books. And that immortal "Yoo-hoo!" echoing through your headphones emenates from rediscovered radio icon Gertrude Berg, who can fairly claim to have invented the sitcom with her serial "The Goldbergs" starting back in the late 1920s. Plus, we've got a great movie chat with director Mark Webb, who talks about how making music videos influenced is new romantic comedy, "500 Days of Summer." Best of all? You'll hear David Lynch, director of Blue Velvet and Mulolland Drive, sing. And he talks about why the world isn't doomed, not just yet. The Birth of the Sitcom and David Lynch Sings. This week on Culturetopia, our weekly roundup of arts goodness via podcast, you'll hear the insightful author Jeff Yang on Asian-Americans and comic books. And that immortal "Yoo-hoo!" echoing through your headphones emenates from rediscovered radio icon Gertrude Berg, who can fairly claim to have invented the sitcom with her serial "The Goldbergs" starting back in the late 1920s. Plus, we've got a great movie chat with director Mark Webb, who talks about how making music videos influenced is new romantic comedy, "500 Days of Summer." Best of all? You'll hear David Lynch, director of Blue Velvet and Mulolland Drive, sing. And he talks about why the world isn't doomed, not just yet. The Birth of the Sitcom and David Lynch Sings. This week on Culturetopia, our weekly roundup of arts goodness via podcast, you'll hear the insightful author Jeff Yang on Asian-Americans and comic books. And that immortal "Yoo-hoo!" echoing through your headphones emenates from rediscovered radio icon Gertrude Berg, who can fairly claim to have invented the sitcom with her serial "The Goldbergs" starting back in the late 1920s. Plus, we've got a great movie chat with director Mark Webb, who talks about how making music videos influenced is new romantic comedy, "500 Days of Summer." Best of all? You'll hear David Lynch, director of Blue Velvet and Mulolland Drive, sing. And he talks about why the world isn't doomed, not just yet. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-15,24887252 Wed, 15 Jul 2009 08:34:26 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24846963-On-Zombies-Indie-Rock-And-The-Revival-Of-3D-Glasses This week Culturetopia looks at the recent invasion of zombies in movies and how it has overtaken nearly every form of media. Then NPR's Bob Mondello has a review of the latest Ice Age movie, a computer animated film that is part of a larger revival of 3D and those cool glasses. Also an interview with the filmmakers behind 'The Stoning of Soraya M." a music profile of the new migrations in Latin music and indie rock label Merge Records turns 20. This week Culturetopia looks at the recent invasion of zombies in movies and how it has overtaken nearly every form of media. Then NPR's Bob Mondello has a review of the latest Ice Age movie, a computer animated film that is part of a larger revival of 3D and those cool glasses. Also an interview with the filmmakers behind 'The Stoning of Soraya M." a music profile of the new migrations in Latin music and indie rock label Merge Records turns 20. This week Culturetopia looks at the recent invasion of zombies in movies and how it has overtaken nearly every form of media. Then NPR's Bob Mondello has a review of the latest Ice Age movie, a computer animated film that is part of a larger revival of 3D and those cool glasses. Also an interview with the filmmakers behind 'The Stoning of Soraya M." a music profile of the new migrations in Latin music and indie rock label Merge Records turns 20. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-08,24846963 Wed, 08 Jul 2009 12:05:10 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24769660-On-Zombies-Indie-Rock-And-The-Revival-Of-3D-Glasses This week Culturetopia looks at the recent invasion of zombies in movies and how it has overtaken nearly every form of media. Then NPR's Bob Mondello has a review of the latest Ice Age movie, a computer animated film that is part of a larger revival of 3D and those cool glasses. Also an interview with the filmmakers behind 'The Stoning of Soraya M." a music profile of the new migrations in Latin music and indie rock label Merge Records turns 20. This week Culturetopia looks at the recent invasion of zombies in movies and how it has overtaken nearly every form of media. Then NPR's Bob Mondello has a review of the latest Ice Age movie, a computer animated film that is part of a larger revival of 3D and those cool glasses. Also an interview with the filmmakers behind 'The Stoning of Soraya M." a music profile of the new migrations in Latin music and indie rock label Merge Records turns 20. This week Culturetopia looks at the recent invasion of zombies in movies and how it has overtaken nearly every form of media. Then NPR's Bob Mondello has a review of the latest Ice Age movie, a computer animated film that is part of a larger revival of 3D and those cool glasses. Also an interview with the filmmakers behind 'The Stoning of Soraya M." a music profile of the new migrations in Latin music and indie rock label Merge Records turns 20. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-08,24769660 Wed, 08 Jul 2009 12:05:10 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24887253-On-Zombies-Indie-Rock-And-The-Revival-Of-3D-Glasses This week Culturetopia looks at the recent invasion of zombies in movies and how it has overtaken nearly every form of media. Then NPR's Bob Mondello has a review of the latest Ice Age movie, a computer animated film that is part of a larger revival of 3D and those cool glasses. Also an interview with the filmmakers behind 'The Stoning of Soraya M." a music profile of the new migrations in Latin music and indie rock label Merge Records turns 20. This week Culturetopia looks at the recent invasion of zombies in movies and how it has overtaken nearly every form of media. Then NPR's Bob Mondello has a review of the latest Ice Age movie, a computer animated film that is part of a larger revival of 3D and those cool glasses. Also an interview with the filmmakers behind 'The Stoning of Soraya M." a music profile of the new migrations in Latin music and indie rock label Merge Records turns 20. This week Culturetopia looks at the recent invasion of zombies in movies and how it has overtaken nearly every form of media. Then NPR's Bob Mondello has a review of the latest Ice Age movie, a computer animated film that is part of a larger revival of 3D and those cool glasses. Also an interview with the filmmakers behind 'The Stoning of Soraya M." a music profile of the new migrations in Latin music and indie rock label Merge Records turns 20. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-08,24887253 Wed, 08 Jul 2009 12:05:10 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24754451-The-Eighties-All-Over-Again-Prince-Spike-Lee-MJ-And-More NPR's weekly arts podcast takes a turn towards the 1980s this week, with a couple of reflections upon important anniversaries. Spike Lee's seminal film "Do The Right Thing" turns 20 this summer, and the classic Prince tune "Purple Rain" celebrates a quarter of a century. Then Hasbro toys turn to the big screen, NPR's Bob Mondello reviews 'The Hurt Locker' nd a look back at the moment Michael Jackson moonwalked into superstardom. NPR's weekly arts podcast takes a turn towards the 1980s this week, with a couple of reflections upon important anniversaries. Spike Lee's seminal film "Do The Right Thing" turns 20 this summer, and the classic Prince tune "Purple Rain" celebrates a quarter of a century. Then Hasbro toys turn to the big screen, NPR's Bob Mondello reviews 'The Hurt Locker' nd a look back at the moment Michael Jackson moonwalked into superstardom. NPR's weekly arts podcast takes a turn towards the 1980s this week, with a couple of reflections upon important anniversaries. Spike Lee's seminal film "Do The Right Thing" turns 20 this summer, and the classic Prince tune "Purple Rain" celebrates a quarter of a century. Then Hasbro toys turn to the big screen, NPR's Bob Mondello reviews 'The Hurt Locker' nd a look back at the moment Michael Jackson moonwalked into superstardom. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-01,24754451 Wed, 01 Jul 2009 09:15:08 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24846964-The-Eighties-All-Over-Again-Prince-Spike-Lee-MJ-And-More NPR's weekly arts podcast takes a turn towards the 1980s this week, with a couple of reflections upon important anniversaries. Spike Lee's seminal film "Do The Right Thing" turns 20 this summer, and the classic Prince tune "Purple Rain" celebrates a quarter of a century. Then Hasbro toys turn to the big screen, NPR's Bob Mondello reviews 'The Hurt Locker' nd a look back at the moment Michael Jackson moonwalked into superstardom. NPR's weekly arts podcast takes a turn towards the 1980s this week, with a couple of reflections upon important anniversaries. Spike Lee's seminal film "Do The Right Thing" turns 20 this summer, and the classic Prince tune "Purple Rain" celebrates a quarter of a century. Then Hasbro toys turn to the big screen, NPR's Bob Mondello reviews 'The Hurt Locker' nd a look back at the moment Michael Jackson moonwalked into superstardom. NPR's weekly arts podcast takes a turn towards the 1980s this week, with a couple of reflections upon important anniversaries. Spike Lee's seminal film "Do The Right Thing" turns 20 this summer, and the classic Prince tune "Purple Rain" celebrates a quarter of a century. Then Hasbro toys turn to the big screen, NPR's Bob Mondello reviews 'The Hurt Locker' nd a look back at the moment Michael Jackson moonwalked into superstardom. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-01,24846964 Wed, 01 Jul 2009 09:15:08 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24887254-The-Eighties-All-Over-Again-Prince-Spike-Lee-MJ-And-More NPR's weekly arts podcast takes a turn towards the 1980s this week, with a couple of reflections upon important anniversaries. Spike Lee's seminal film "Do The Right Thing" turns 20 this summer, and the classic Prince tune "Purple Rain" celebrates a quarter of a century. Then Hasbro toys turn to the big screen, NPR's Bob Mondello reviews 'The Hurt Locker' nd a look back at the moment Michael Jackson moonwalked into superstardom. NPR's weekly arts podcast takes a turn towards the 1980s this week, with a couple of reflections upon important anniversaries. Spike Lee's seminal film "Do The Right Thing" turns 20 this summer, and the classic Prince tune "Purple Rain" celebrates a quarter of a century. Then Hasbro toys turn to the big screen, NPR's Bob Mondello reviews 'The Hurt Locker' nd a look back at the moment Michael Jackson moonwalked into superstardom. NPR's weekly arts podcast takes a turn towards the 1980s this week, with a couple of reflections upon important anniversaries. Spike Lee's seminal film "Do The Right Thing" turns 20 this summer, and the classic Prince tune "Purple Rain" celebrates a quarter of a century. Then Hasbro toys turn to the big screen, NPR's Bob Mondello reviews 'The Hurt Locker' nd a look back at the moment Michael Jackson moonwalked into superstardom. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-01,24887254 Wed, 01 Jul 2009 09:15:08 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24754452-On-Patriarchs-and-Repatriation-Official-Music-and-Offensive-Movies On Patriarchs and Repatriation, Official Music and Offensive Movies. This week, a look at the trailer for the new Sacha Baron Cohen film 'Bruno.' Interviews with writers Christopher Hitchens and Leonard Pitts. Plus jazz at the White House, Dirty Projectors, and Woody Allen's latest movie. On Patriarchs and Repatriation, Official Music and Offensive Movies. This week, a look at the trailer for the new Sacha Baron Cohen film 'Bruno.' Interviews with writers Christopher Hitchens and Leonard Pitts. Plus jazz at the White House, Dirty Projectors, and Woody Allen's latest movie. On Patriarchs and Repatriation, Official Music and Offensive Movies. This week, a look at the trailer for the new Sacha Baron Cohen film 'Bruno.' Interviews with writers Christopher Hitchens and Leonard Pitts. Plus jazz at the White House, Dirty Projectors, and Woody Allen's latest movie. tag:odeo.com,2009-06-24,24754452 Wed, 24 Jun 2009 09:54:27 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24846965-On-Patriarchs-and-Repatriation-Official-Music-and-Offensive-Movies On Patriarchs and Repatriation, Official Music and Offensive Movies. This week, a look at the trailer for the new Sacha Baron Cohen film 'Bruno.' Interviews with writers Christopher Hitchens and Leonard Pitts. Plus jazz at the White House, Dirty Projectors, and Woody Allen's latest movie. On Patriarchs and Repatriation, Official Music and Offensive Movies. This week, a look at the trailer for the new Sacha Baron Cohen film 'Bruno.' Interviews with writers Christopher Hitchens and Leonard Pitts. Plus jazz at the White House, Dirty Projectors, and Woody Allen's latest movie. On Patriarchs and Repatriation, Official Music and Offensive Movies. This week, a look at the trailer for the new Sacha Baron Cohen film 'Bruno.' Interviews with writers Christopher Hitchens and Leonard Pitts. Plus jazz at the White House, Dirty Projectors, and Woody Allen's latest movie. tag:odeo.com,2009-06-24,24846965 Wed, 24 Jun 2009 09:54:27 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24887255-On-Patriarchs-and-Repatriation-Official-Music-and-Offensive-Movies On Patriarchs and Repatriation, Official Music and Offensive Movies. This week, a look at the trailer for the new Sacha Baron Cohen film 'Bruno.' Interviews with writers Christopher Hitchens and Leonard Pitts. Plus jazz at the White House, Dirty Projectors, and Woody Allen's latest movie. On Patriarchs and Repatriation, Official Music and Offensive Movies. This week, a look at the trailer for the new Sacha Baron Cohen film 'Bruno.' Interviews with writers Christopher Hitchens and Leonard Pitts. Plus jazz at the White House, Dirty Projectors, and Woody Allen's latest movie. On Patriarchs and Repatriation, Official Music and Offensive Movies. This week, a look at the trailer for the new Sacha Baron Cohen film 'Bruno.' Interviews with writers Christopher Hitchens and Leonard Pitts. Plus jazz at the White House, Dirty Projectors, and Woody Allen's latest movie. tag:odeo.com,2009-06-24,24887255 Wed, 24 Jun 2009 09:54:27 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24846966-Vampires-Music-Legends-And-Riding-The-NYC-Subway This week in Culturetopia: Dave Brubeck talks jazz, the makers of Food, Inc. talk...well, food, and we visit the New York City subway as it takes center stage in a summer thriller. Plus filmmaker Guillermo del Toro talks about his new vampire novel, The Strain. This week in Culturetopia: Dave Brubeck talks jazz, the makers of Food, Inc. talk...well, food, and we visit the New York City subway as it takes center stage in a summer thriller. Plus filmmaker Guillermo del Toro talks about his new vampire novel, The Strain. This week in Culturetopia: Dave Brubeck talks jazz, the makers of Food, Inc. talk...well, food, and we visit the New York City subway as it takes center stage in a summer thriller. Plus filmmaker Guillermo del Toro talks about his new vampire novel, The Strain. tag:odeo.com,2009-06-18,24846966 Thu, 18 Jun 2009 05:47:18 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24887259-Vampires-Music-Legends-And-Riding-The-NYC-Subway This week in Culturetopia: Dave Brubeck talks jazz, the makers of Food, Inc. talk...well, food, and we visit the New York City subway as it takes center stage in a summer thriller. Plus filmmaker Guillermo del Toro talks about his new vampire novel, The Strain. This week in Culturetopia: Dave Brubeck talks jazz, the makers of Food, Inc. talk...well, food, and we visit the New York City subway as it takes center stage in a summer thriller. Plus filmmaker Guillermo del Toro talks about his new vampire novel, The Strain. This week in Culturetopia: Dave Brubeck talks jazz, the makers of Food, Inc. talk...well, food, and we visit the New York City subway as it takes center stage in a summer thriller. Plus filmmaker Guillermo del Toro talks about his new vampire novel, The Strain. tag:odeo.com,2009-06-18,24887259 Thu, 18 Jun 2009 05:47:18 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24724701-Vampires-Music-Legends-And-Riding-The-NYC-Subway This week in Culturetopia: Dave Brubeck talks jazz, the makers of Food, Inc. talk...well, food, and we visit the New York City subway as it takes center stage in a summer thriller. Plus filmmaker Guillermo del Toro talks about his new vampire novel, The Strain. This week in Culturetopia: Dave Brubeck talks jazz, the makers of Food, Inc. talk...well, food, and we visit the New York City subway as it takes center stage in a summer thriller. Plus filmmaker Guillermo del Toro talks about his new vampire novel, The Strain. This week in Culturetopia: Dave Brubeck talks jazz, the makers of Food, Inc. talk...well, food, and we visit the New York City subway as it takes center stage in a summer thriller. Plus filmmaker Guillermo del Toro talks about his new vampire novel, The Strain. tag:odeo.com,2009-06-18,24724701 Thu, 18 Jun 2009 05:47:18 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24720726-Vampires-Music-Legends-And-Riding-The-NYC-Subway This week in Culturetopia: Dave Brubeck talks jazz, the makers of Food, Inc. talk...well, food, and we visit the New York City subway as it takes center stage in a summer thriller. Plus filmmaker Guillermo del Toro talks about his new vampire novel, The Strand. This week in Culturetopia: Dave Brubeck talks jazz, the makers of Food, Inc. talk...well, food, and we visit the New York City subway as it takes center stage in a summer thriller. Plus filmmaker Guillermo del Toro talks about his new vampire novel, The Strand. This week in Culturetopia: Dave Brubeck talks jazz, the makers of Food, Inc. talk...well, food, and we visit the New York City subway as it takes center stage in a summer thriller. Plus filmmaker Guillermo del Toro talks about his new vampire novel, The Strand. tag:odeo.com,2009-06-17,24720726 Wed, 17 Jun 2009 12:51:56 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24720727-Vampires-Music-Legends-And-Riding-The-NYC-Subway This week in Culturetopia: Dave Brubeck talks jazz, the makers of Food, Inc. talk...well, food, and we visit the New York City subway as it takes center stage in a summer thriller. Plus filmmaker Guillermo del Toro talks about his new vampire novel, The Strand. This week in Culturetopia: Dave Brubeck talks jazz, the makers of Food, Inc. talk...well, food, and we visit the New York City subway as it takes center stage in a summer thriller. Plus filmmaker Guillermo del Toro talks about his new vampire novel, The Strand. This week in Culturetopia: Dave Brubeck talks jazz, the makers of Food, Inc. talk...well, food, and we visit the New York City subway as it takes center stage in a summer thriller. Plus filmmaker Guillermo del Toro talks about his new vampire novel, The Strand. tag:odeo.com,2009-06-17,24720727 Wed, 17 Jun 2009 12:39:43 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24846967-Actors-Archives-Greek-poetry-and-Flawed-Nurses Actors, archives, Greek poetry and flawed nurses on this week's Culturetopia, the best arts and culture stories from NPR. Roger Robinson and Bartlett Sher talk about the Tony Award winning play 'Joe Turner's Come and Gone.' Then a look at Hollywood extras, a review of the new 10 disc Neil Young box set, a Greek poet is translated, and Edie Falco returns to television as 'Nurse Jackie.' Actors, archives, Greek poetry and flawed nurses on this week's Culturetopia, the best arts and culture stories from NPR. Roger Robinson and Bartlett Sher talk about the Tony Award winning play 'Joe Turner's Come and Gone.' Then a look at Hollywood extras, a review of the new 10 disc Neil Young box set, a Greek poet is translated, and Edie Falco returns to television as 'Nurse Jackie.' Actors, archives, Greek poetry and flawed nurses on this week's Culturetopia, the best arts and culture stories from NPR. Roger Robinson and Bartlett Sher talk about the Tony Award winning play 'Joe Turner's Come and Gone.' Then a look at Hollywood extras, a review of the new 10 disc Neil Young box set, a Greek poet is translated, and Edie Falco returns to television as 'Nurse Jackie.' tag:odeo.com,2009-06-10,24846967 Wed, 10 Jun 2009 11:34:08 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24887260-Actors-Archives-Greek-poetry-and-Flawed-Nurses Actors, archives, Greek poetry and flawed nurses on this week's Culturetopia, the best arts and culture stories from NPR. Roger Robinson and Bartlett Sher talk about the Tony Award winning play 'Joe Turner's Come and Gone.' Then a look at Hollywood extras, a review of the new 10 disc Neil Young box set, a Greek poet is translated, and Edie Falco returns to television as 'Nurse Jackie.' Actors, archives, Greek poetry and flawed nurses on this week's Culturetopia, the best arts and culture stories from NPR. Roger Robinson and Bartlett Sher talk about the Tony Award winning play 'Joe Turner's Come and Gone.' Then a look at Hollywood extras, a review of the new 10 disc Neil Young box set, a Greek poet is translated, and Edie Falco returns to television as 'Nurse Jackie.' Actors, archives, Greek poetry and flawed nurses on this week's Culturetopia, the best arts and culture stories from NPR. Roger Robinson and Bartlett Sher talk about the Tony Award winning play 'Joe Turner's Come and Gone.' Then a look at Hollywood extras, a review of the new 10 disc Neil Young box set, a Greek poet is translated, and Edie Falco returns to television as 'Nurse Jackie.' tag:odeo.com,2009-06-10,24887260 Wed, 10 Jun 2009 11:34:08 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24685799-Actors-Archives-Greek-poetry-and-Flawed-Nurses Actors, archives, Greek poetry and flawed nurses on this week's Culturetopia, the best arts and culture stories from NPR. Roger Robinson and Bartlett Sher talk about the Tony Award winning play 'Joe Turner's Come and Gone.' Then a look at Hollywood extras, a review of the new 10 disc Neil Young box set, a Greek poet is translated, and Edie Falco returns to television as 'Nurse Jackie.' Actors, archives, Greek poetry and flawed nurses on this week's Culturetopia, the best arts and culture stories from NPR. Roger Robinson and Bartlett Sher talk about the Tony Award winning play 'Joe Turner's Come and Gone.' Then a look at Hollywood extras, a review of the new 10 disc Neil Young box set, a Greek poet is translated, and Edie Falco returns to television as 'Nurse Jackie.' Actors, archives, Greek poetry and flawed nurses on this week's Culturetopia, the best arts and culture stories from NPR. Roger Robinson and Bartlett Sher talk about the Tony Award winning play 'Joe Turner's Come and Gone.' Then a look at Hollywood extras, a review of the new 10 disc Neil Young box set, a Greek poet is translated, and Edie Falco returns to television as 'Nurse Jackie.' tag:odeo.com,2009-06-10,24685799 Wed, 10 Jun 2009 11:34:08 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24647769-Broadway-Orchestrators-Repo-Men-And-Too-Many-Princesses This week, NPR's best arts and culture stories include Susan Stamberg and Broadway orchestrators, an interview with author Luis Alberto Urea, a look at a new hit reality tv series, a Bob Dylan celebration in India and Bob Mondello reviews the movie 'The Departed. Plus Linda Holmes takes a look at Pixar's new film 'Up,' and we hear an interview with its director, Pete Doctor. This week, NPR's best arts and culture stories include Susan Stamberg and Broadway orchestrators, an interview with author Luis Alberto Urea, a look at a new hit reality tv series, a Bob Dylan celebration in India and Bob Mondello reviews the movie 'The Departed. Plus Linda Holmes takes a look at Pixar's new film 'Up,' and we hear an interview with its director, Pete Doctor. This week, NPR's best arts and culture stories include Susan Stamberg and Broadway orchestrators, an interview with author Luis Alberto Urea, a look at a new hit reality tv series, a Bob Dylan celebration in India and Bob Mondello reviews the movie 'The Departed. Plus Linda Holmes takes a look at Pixar's new film 'Up,' and we hear an interview with its director, Pete Doctor. tag:odeo.com,2009-06-03,24647769 Wed, 03 Jun 2009 13:54:21 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24647770-Broadway-Orchestrators-Repo-Men-And-Too-Many-Princesses This week, NPR's best arts and culture stories include Susan Stamberg and Broadway orchestrators, an interview with author Luis Alberto Urea, a look at a new hit reality tv series, a Bob Dylan celebration in India and Bob Mondello reviews the movie 'The Departed. Plus Linda Holmes takes a look at Pixar's new film 'Up,' and we hear an interview with its director, Pete Doctor. This week, NPR's best arts and culture stories include Susan Stamberg and Broadway orchestrators, an interview with author Luis Alberto Urea, a look at a new hit reality tv series, a Bob Dylan celebration in India and Bob Mondello reviews the movie 'The Departed. Plus Linda Holmes takes a look at Pixar's new film 'Up,' and we hear an interview with its director, Pete Doctor. This week, NPR's best arts and culture stories include Susan Stamberg and Broadway orchestrators, an interview with author Luis Alberto Urea, a look at a new hit reality tv series, a Bob Dylan celebration in India and Bob Mondello reviews the movie 'The Departed. Plus Linda Holmes takes a look at Pixar's new film 'Up,' and we hear an interview with its director, Pete Doctor. tag:odeo.com,2009-06-03,24647770 Wed, 03 Jun 2009 13:23:01 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24846968-Broadway-Orchestrators-Repo-Men-And-Too-Many-Princesses This week, NPR's best arts and culture stories include Susan Stamberg and Broadway orchestrators, an interview with author Luis Alberto Urea, a look at a new hit reality tv series, a Bob Dylan celebration in India and Bob Mondello reviews the movie 'The Departed. Plus Linda Holmes takes a look at Pixar's new film 'Up,' and we hear an interview with its director, Pete Doctor. This week, NPR's best arts and culture stories include Susan Stamberg and Broadway orchestrators, an interview with author Luis Alberto Urea, a look at a new hit reality tv series, a Bob Dylan celebration in India and Bob Mondello reviews the movie 'The Departed. Plus Linda Holmes takes a look at Pixar's new film 'Up,' and we hear an interview with its director, Pete Doctor. This week, NPR's best arts and culture stories include Susan Stamberg and Broadway orchestrators, an interview with author Luis Alberto Urea, a look at a new hit reality tv series, a Bob Dylan celebration in India and Bob Mondello reviews the movie 'The Departed. Plus Linda Holmes takes a look at Pixar's new film 'Up,' and we hear an interview with its director, Pete Doctor. tag:odeo.com,2009-06-03,24846968 Wed, 03 Jun 2009 13:23:01 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies http://odeo.com/episodes/24887261-Broadway-Orchestrators-Repo-Men-And-Too-Many-Princesses This week, NPR's best arts and culture stories include Susan Stamberg and Broadway orchestrators, an interview with author Luis Alberto Urea, a look at a new hit reality tv series, a Bob Dylan celebration in India and Bob Mondello reviews the movie 'The Departed. Plus Linda Holmes takes a look at Pixar's new film 'Up,' and we hear an interview with its director, Pete Doctor. This week, NPR's best arts and culture stories include Susan Stamberg and Broadway orchestrators, an interview with author Luis Alberto Urea, a look at a new hit reality tv series, a Bob Dylan celebration in India and Bob Mondello reviews the movie 'The Departed. Plus Linda Holmes takes a look at Pixar's new film 'Up,' and we hear an interview with its director, Pete Doctor. This week, NPR's best arts and culture stories include Susan Stamberg and Broadway orchestrators, an interview with author Luis Alberto Urea, a look at a new hit reality tv series, a Bob Dylan celebration in India and Bob Mondello reviews the movie 'The Departed. Plus Linda Holmes takes a look at Pixar's new film 'Up,' and we hear an interview with its director, Pete Doctor. tag:odeo.com,2009-06-03,24887261 Wed, 03 Jun 2009 13:23:01 -0700 no NPR: Culturetopia Podcast Actor Documentary director screenplay drama National Public Radio Fresh Air popcorn oscar Morning Edition box premiere All Things Considered cinematic cinematographer silver office screen NPR actress script NPR Movies