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
Latest Episodes
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This week on Arts and Ideas: Stories of belonging on the Moth Radio Hour which we produce at Atlantic Public Media in Woods Hole, remembering singer Todd Snider, and book reviews and recommendations.
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This week on Arts and Ideas: A play about art forgery and a quarter-life crisis, plus why American politics is so divided.
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This week on Arts and Ideas: Stories about advice on a brand new Moth Radio Hour, the music of rock-and-roll Hall of Fame inductee Warren Zevon, and a debate over the ethics of eating meat.
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This week on Arts and Ideas: Stories of life after death on a brand new Moth Radio Hour, great musical compositions, and a debate over whether war is inevitable.
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This week on Arts and Ideas: A play about Japanese-Americans placed in internment camps during World War II who used baseball to make life bearable, and the connection between faith and social justice.
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This week on Arts and Ideas: Stories of fatherhood on a new Moth Radio Hour, a new take on the history of gender, and jazz from a stage in Kansas City.
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This week on unday night for Arts and Ideas: Remembering Jane Goodall, World Music from “The Global Village," and sports as a vehicle for life lessons.
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This week on Arts and Ideas: Finding joy on a new Moth Radio Hour, CAI’s John Basile speaks with a fixture of the annual Lowell Celebrates Kerouac festival, and the story of an American ‘Dreamer.’
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This week on Arts and Ideas: Actor Jimmy Smits stars in the Pulitzer Prize-winning drama “Anna in the Tropics," plus — America’s productivity culture is toxic. Yes or no, that’s the debate.
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This week on Arts and Ideas: Stories of questions on a brand new Moth Radio Hour, celebrating the arrival of autumn, and why some chemicals last forever.