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Today on All Of It: Catherine Russell joins us live in studio CR5 ahead of her residency at Birdland Jazz Club and Theater next week! Plus, a new Julia Phillips novel, Faith Hill on rekindling old flames🔥 💔, and Naomie Harris and Natalie Dormer star in a new film. Live at Noon WNYC 🎙!

Listeners, have you ever rekindled a romance with an ex? Did it work the second time around? Did it crash and burn? We want to hear your stories about second-chance love… give us a call at 212-433-9692, and we’ll talk about it with The Atlantic staff writer Faith Hill.

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Today! *A history of Carnegie Hall w/ Jessica Vosk *How did COVID impact college students? w/ Anthony Abraham Jack *Bama Rush documentary *@joyneumeyer's new memoir about assault and Title IX Tune in WNYC 🎙 (12-2 pm ET)!

A decade ago, in response to the upcoming release of the satirical movie "The Interview," Sony Pictures Studios was hacked by North Korea. A new podcast from The Ringer dives into the legacy of the story. Host Brian Raftery came on All Of It With Alison Stewart to discuss. wnyc.org/story/a-decade…

When Joy Neumeyer was a student at Berkeley, she was in an abusive relationship with a fellow student which led her to leave campus and pursue a Title IX case against her ex. Neumeyer recounted her experience in a memoir and discussed it on All Of It With Alison Stewart. wnyc.org/story/one-woma…

Today @ noon: @danez_smif on their new poetry collection, 'Bluff' Your best Summer Reading Challenge read w/ producer Jordan Lauf Best boba tea spots w/ The Infatuation Brian Jordan Alvarez & Stephanie Koenig on their new series #EnglishTeacherFX Listen live: bit.ly/3a3jg9P

Listeners... What was the best book you read for the Summer Reading Challenge? What category did you like the best? And for those who aren’t doing the Challenge, you can call in and just tell us the best book you read this summer. Call in at 212-433-9692

What's your favorite spot in the city for boba tea? Are you a fan of boba? What flavor is your favorite? Give us a call at 212-433-9692 to speak with The Infatuation 's gabe bergado

Today on All Of It: Celebrating Kousha Navidar's last day hosting the show! Plus, day dreaming about getting the band back together w/ our producer simon garrison close, George Bodarky on local community champions, and touring the FDR Library. Noon on WNYC 🎙!📻☀️🎸

Listeners, what bands would you like to see reunite and why? Or, tell us about a reunion show you saw and how it went! If your band did reunite, what would you like to hear them play? Call or text us now at 212-433-WNYC, that’s 212-433-9692, or reply here!

Listeners, we're taking your calls about the FDR presidential library. If you’ve got a question about FDR, we’ll see if we can answer it, or if you have questions about the tradition of presidential libraries in general, call or text us at 212-433-9692, or reply here!

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We are celebrating Kousha Navidar's last segment as temporary host! What are you celebrating? Is there someone else in your life who you want to shout out who’s celebrating something? Call or text us now at 212-433-WNYC, that's 212-433-9692, or reply here!

Today on All Of It: Happy Labor Day! Hear our favorite conversations with artists and curators of summer exhibitions closing soon, featuring Fotografiska New York, the The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Queens Museum. Enjoy your long weekend with us, noon on WNYC 🎙! 📻☀️

Today: *🏛️ Get PoLITical - a new series on political books, starting with Corey Brettschneider's book! *🏫Reforming schools to better serve Black students w/ Brian Rashad Fuller *➗"Math for English Majors" w/ educator Ben Orlin *🏡Apartment decoration on a budget w/ BetterHomes&Gardens Tune in WNYC 🎙!

Today on the show: John Legend's new album, artist Wangari Mathenge, Lana Wilson, White Teeth's latest, now in paperback

Today! * roxane gay joins to discuss gun ownership in America today * A documentary about nonviolent horse trainer Monty Roberts Andrea Nevins * What to expect this fall Broadway season with Helen Shaw * Artist Gina Beavers's new show in Chelsea Join us at 12 pm Eastern WNYC 🎙!