The Roundtable

Albany, NY – The composer, musician, artist and conductor David Amram joins Joe and Julia in the Roundtable to discuss his work.

Albany, NY – The composer, musician, artist and conductor David Amram joins Joe and Julia in the Roundtable to discuss his work. He will be appearing at the 2008 Northeast Horn Workshop at Skidmore College. The Washington Post has called Amram the most versatile musician of our time.

Albany, NY – Joe and Julia speak with David Boren who has served as U.S. governor and senator for his home state Oklahoma about his essay entitled, "A Letter to America" that discusses the problems with bipartisanship.

Albany, NY – Joe speaks with Gary David Goldberg about his book, "Sit, Ubu, Sit : How I Went from Brooklyn to Hollywood with the Same Woman, the Same Dog, and a Lot Less Hair".

Albany, NY – The Roundtable takes a look at New York's new Governor Paterson before he enters office.

Albany, NY – Joe speaks with Chris Hedges, the Harvard Divinity School graduate, about his new book, "I Don't Believe in Atheists". Hedges investigated the Christian Fundamentalists Movement and their political agenda and his new book looks at the other side of this issue: secularism.

Albany, NY – Joe speaks with Dr. Eric Plakun about the psychology behind high-power men risking it all.

Albany, NY – Joe speaks with journalist Kim Long about the Spitzer scandal and his book "The Almanac of Political Corruption, Scandals, and Dirty Politics."

Albany, NY – Joe speaks with Bill Walsh of the New Orleans Times Picayune about how Sen. David Vitter's Madame scandal resembles the current Spitzer situation.

Albany, NY – Julia speaks with sociologist Martin Monto, who conducted a 2 year study about why men patronize prostitutes.