All Of It with Alison Stewart

Full Bio: Roy Cohn (Part 2); Hasta La Zeta's Colombian Music on the Subway

Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer Kai Bird has turned his attention to Roy Cohn, the infamous lawyer and fixer who has worked with people from Joseph McCarthy to Presiden

How to Get the Most Out of a Museum Trip; Full Bio: 'American Scoundrel,' Roy Cohn

Museums can be overwhelming, with so much art to see, and lots of crowds to navigate. Rawaan Alkhatib is an exhibit developer who has written a new book, Hello, Museum: A

What to Make of Nathan Fielder's New Doc 'You Can See Everything'; Anthony Roth Costanzo Celebrates the Countertenor Vocal Range

The new documentary from Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, "You Can See Everything," follows Elizabeth Holmes in the weeks leading up to her prison sentence. The three-

New Science Helps Explain Ancient Rituals; NYT's Connections Creator on Crafting Brain-Stumpers

Author June Cohen talks about her new book The Great Remembering: Powerful Ancient Practices ― and the New Science Bringing Them Back, which explores how new science expl

New Jazz History Book on the Legendary Village Vanguard; NYC's Most Haunted Areas

Deborah Gordon owns The Village Vanguard. It is in her blood. Almost a century after her father, Max, founded the legendary jazz club in 1934, Deb Gordon has put out a ne

John Turturro Picks The Wrong Pocket in New Film; Early American 'Schoolgirl' Art

John Turturro stars in the new film, 'The Only Living Pickpocket in New York,' a crime thriller that tells the story of Harry, an oldschool pickpocket from the Bronx who

Esther Choi's Grandmother-Inspired Korean-American Cooking; New Play About the Man at the Center of San Fran's Chinatown

In the new cookbook Hand Taste: Cook Like a Korean Grandmother, Esther Choi shares 100 recipes inspired by Korean and Korean-American culture and cuisine. The Mokbar and

Olivia Colman & Alexander Skarsgård in 'Wicker'; 35 Years of Aljira Gallery in Newark

A new romantic fantasy follows a local fisherwoman, played by Olivia Colman, whose life changes when a basket maker constructs a wicker husband for her. Colman and Alexan

'Re-Remembering' Exhibition Inspired by Kenyan Women; 30 Years of 'Arts Gowanus' Open Studios; NYIC's 'New York Proud' Public Art Project

Artist Wangari Mathenge looks to 1960s Kenya for inspiration in a vibrant new series depicting intimate domestic scenes of women. She discusses the ideas and memories beh

New Film 'Once Upon A Time in Harlem'; The Man Behind 'Little Free Libraries'; Roy Lichtenstein at the Whitney

Shot in August 1972, a new film from the late filmmaker William Greaves captures a reunion of Harlem Renaissance luminaries at Duke Ellington’s townhouse on St. Nicholas

Previewing the Public Song Project Radio Special; Sarah Blakely-Cartwright's New Novel 'Heavy Cream'

WNYC's Public Song Project celebrates this year's submissions and reveal the winners in a radio special airing Saturday, October 17. All Of It producer Simon Close, who w

New Play About Larry Kramer and Dr. Fauci; Launching 'Analog Night with All Of It;' New Comedy Concept Album About Gun Culture and Politics

On the eve of World Aids Day in 1993, Dr. Anthony Fauci and ACT UP co-founder Larry Kramer participated in a C-SPAN call in program to talk about AIDS policy. The explosi

A New Memoir from Comedian D.L. Hughley; Candice Hoyes Performs From 'Expecting'

D.L. Hughley is one of “The Original Kings of Comedy,” and since he has starred in the ABC sitcom "The Hughleys," written New York Times bestsellers, and hosts the nation

Mahershala Ali as a Hitman and Caring Father; Lizzy McAlpine Performs Live from 'Angel'

A new action-thriller stars actor Mahershala Ali as Latif, a devoutly religious hitman who struggles to balance work, faith and fatherhood. Ali joins me alongside writer

Broadway on the Radio: Operation Mincemeat, Live in the Greene Space

The new American cast of Broadway's “Operation Mincemeat” joins Alison live in The Greene Space at WNYC. Hear performances and discussion with Brandon Contreras, Jessi Ki

The Great Trees of NYC; Ceramics Show of Vibrant, Multi-Functional Design; The History of the WNBA

New York City usually hits peak fall foliage in late October, and leaves on trees around the city will soon start to change colors. The New York City Parks Department kee

Pulitzer-winning Novelist Barbara Kingsolver's Latest Book 'Partita'; A Family Drama of Immigrants in Norway

After the sensational success of her last novel, Demon Copperhead, Barbara Kingsolver returns with a novel that draws on her past experience as a classical pianist. Parti

NYCLU's Report on Sex Ed in NY State; Manga, and Hopi Art at the Brooklyn Museum

New York State does not require that schools teach sex education. A new report from the NYCLU details that, depending on where you live in New York State, the quality of

Get Lit: George Saunders' 'Lincoln in the Bardo,' Now An Opera at the Met

Author George Saunders was already considered a modern master of the short story in 2017 when he published his debut novel, Lincoln in the Bardo. Told through an experime

Tom Morello Previews 'Power to the People Festival'; New Book About Fame in the Influencer Age

Bobby Finger and Lindsey Weber, the beloved hosts of the "Who? Weekly" podcast, have made a career out of analyzing C-list celebrity culture. They discuss their new book