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Arts and Ideas on CAI
Sunday evening from 7 to 11

Join station founder Jay Allison for an eclectic mix of topics Sunday evenings 7 to 11pm.

Many programs on Arts & Ideas come from the Public Radio Exchange, a project of Atlantic Public Media in Woods Hole. If you heard something on Arts & Ideas, chances are you can find it on the PRX.

Produced by Viki Merrick from Atlantic Public Media

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  • Join us Sunday night for Atlantic Public Media’s weekly show: Arts and Ideas. The next episode of a radio adaptation of Treasure Island, music and artists promoted by the late record executive Clive Davis, and the death penalty should be abolished — yes or no, that’s the debate.
  • Join us Sunday night for Arts and Ideas. The radio adaptation of Treasure Island, stories to boost the spirit, on a new Moth Radio Hour, and talking about sex across generations.
  • This week on Arts and Ideas: We continue the new world telling of the classic story Treasure Island, and a documentary featuring music from American composer David Amram.
  • This week on Arts and Ideas: A new world telling of the classic novel: Treasure Island, true stories told live on a brand new Moth Radio Hour, and "The World Cup Effect.”
  • This week on Arts and Ideas: A new radio play for you – Treasure Island, the real story behind the United States’ first flag, and the first organized bike tour across America.
  • This week on Arts and Ideas: The final installment of The Wizard of Oz, the remarkable story of Senator Charles Sumner, of Massachusetts, and songs by the first American-born composer of chamber music.
  • This week on Arts and Ideas: The Wizard of Oz continues, a brand new Moth Radio Hour with stories of American Dreams, and how to celebrate “America 250.”
  • This week on Arts and Ideas: the second hour of The Wizard of Oz, the next frontier of human communication, and how great comedy films use music.
  • This week on Arts and Ideas: The first hour of a radio drama presentation: The Wizard of Oz, preserving memories and recipes of the summer kitchen, and eclectic new music and the vintage sounds inspiring it.
  • Join us Sunday night for Arts and Ideas. This time true stories told live on a brand new Moth Radio Hour, this week in rock-and-roll history, and a debate: the "Scientific Enterprise" is too risk-averse.