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  • After ten years with Lenny Kravitz, Blackman recently left the group to focus on her own music.
  • Liane Hansen remembers legendary actor, writer, roducer, and director George Abbott with an essay, music, and short excerpts rom their 1989 interview. The multi-talented showman died this past week at the ge of 107.
  • REAL ESTATE PHOTOGRAPHER: A SPECIAL SEGMENT ON OUR NEW RADIO CARTOON JULIUS KNIPL: (kuh-NIPL) REAL ESTATE PHOTOGRAPHER. INCLUDING INTERVIEWS WITH PRODUCER DAVID ISAY, WRITER AND NARRATOR BEN KATCHOR AND SOME OF THE ACTORS.... THEN THE FIRST INSTALLMENT.
  • We hear responses from listeners to our interviews with Reza ahlavi (RAY-zuh PA-la-VEE), son of the late Shah of Iran, and Nora Boustany boo-STAH-nee) of the Washington Post.
  • NPR's Ted Clark reports the Israeli government has revived efforts to persuade the United States to transfer its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. President Clinton broached the issue in an Israeli television interview today.
  • Linda Wertheimer interviews women from the Republican business community in Florida about their reactions to the latest controversies surrounding Hillary Rodham Clinton. The women also talk about other political issues, and the things that compel them to vote.
  • We remember Timothy White, the editor in chief of Billboard Magazine. He died Thursday at the age of 50. He was in his office at the time. This interview first aired January 12, 1995.
  • We remember the comedian Richard Pryor, who died on Saturday. This interview originally aired on May 22, 1995.
  • Linda interviews Raymond Kelly, the Undersecretary of the Treasury for Enforcement, about the number of incidents involving bombings across the U.S. Kelley says that access to information on the Internet and advances in simple bombmaking technology have made bombings more commonplace.
  • Jenna Fischer may be best known for her role as Pam, the receptionist on the NBC comedy series The Office. In this interview, Fischer tells Terry Gross about creating all those pained looks and knowing smiles — and about how her five years as an office temp helped to prepare her for the role.
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