The Roundtable

Albany, NY – Joe and Julia speak with author Russel Banks about his book, The Reserve. The Reserve is the Roundtable Reads Book Club's book of the month pick for February.

Woodstock, NY – Dan Leader of Bread Alone teaches Julia how to make a delicious - and easy - Focaccia.

Albany, NY – Jennifer Browdy and Madeline Kunin speak with Joe and Julia about International Women's Day at Bard College.

Albany, NY – Jeff Essex is nearing the end of his run with the National Tour of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, which is at Proctors in Schenectady this week. He joins Joe and Julia in Studio A.

Albany, NY – Joe speaks with Robert Bennett about his book "In the Ring: The Trials of a Washington Lawyer."

Albany, NY – Joe and David speak with the Berkshire Immigrant Center in Pittsfield, MA. The center provides legal, translation and other services to immigrants in the area. They are hosting Immigrant Day this Friday.

Albany, NY – Joe speaks with musician and author James McBride about his book, "Song Yet Sung". This book captures the stories of plantation owners, run away slaves, slave catchers and free blacks.

Albany, NY – Joe and David speak with psycho therapist Ed Tick about his book, "War and the Soul: Healing our nation's veterans from post traumatic stress disorder". This book is a composite of Tick's twenty-five years of work with war veterans. He speaks with Joe and David about his book and a workshop in Holyoke, MA for therapists, counselors, veterans and their families this weekend.

Albany, NY – Julia speaks with Guggenheim curator, Nancy Spector, about the deceased artist Felix Gonzalez Torres' exhibition in the Williams College Museum of Art. Torres died of AIDS in 1994, but his work that often represents love and relationships continue to be displayed throughout the country.

For images of Torres' work, follow these links: http://www.wcma.org/press/07/Big_Images/07_Felix_Gonzalez_Torres/FGT_Installed_3.jpg

Albany, NY – Alan speaks with VT's Bernie Sanders about the upcoming election.