You’ve heard of a band playing a house party, but what if the band played the house itself? A new music venue in New Orleans … Listen here >The Self-Rattling House
For The Organist (KCRW & McSweeney’s), I produced this story on the surprising backstory of the Rorschach test, that all-purpose metaphor we use for “means … Listen here >How the Rorschach Got Its Blots
Sometimes you don’t like what everyone expects you to. When you’re a critic, that can look contrarian or intentionally provocative. Longtime Pittsburgh theatre critic Ted … Listen here >As You Dislike It
On the 100th anniversary of the publication of the theory of relativity, I produced an episode of Studio 360 (PRI + WNYC) looking at how Einstein … Listen here >Way to Go, Einstein
The novelist Hilary Mantel has definitively updated our idea of Henry VIII—and our notion of what historical fiction can be. In her stylistically daring and formally inventive novels … Listen here >Hilary Mantel Reimagines History
When a friend showed Nathan Salsburg some old records he had come across while clearing out an abandoned house, Salsburg at first wasn’t interested. He’s the … Listen here >The Music Collector
Recently, the Fort Worth Opera decided to commission a new opera to tell the story of JFK’s final night—a night he spent with the first … Listen here >JFK Sings on the Moon
