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Margot Adler, Witty NPR Correspondent, Put the Witch in Jewish
Margot Adler, the National Public Radio correspondent who died this week, struck many as the prototypical New York radical Jew. Except she was a witch, as Jon Kalish fondly recalls.
Theater Legend David Rothenberg Does Some of His Best Work Offstage
David Rothenberg has been a star Broadway producer, agent, and author. But some of his most meaningful contributions have been as an activist for at-risk youth and former prisoners.
Radio Legend Larry Josephson Takes the Stage
Larry Josephson’s first foray into the world of performance is titled “An Inconvenient Jew: My Life In Radio.” And the public radio legend promises that tonight’s monologue at the Cornelia Street Cafe in Greenwich Village won’t be his last stab at public performance.