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Title: Studio 360: Kate Winslet & Newt the Novelist
Author: Kurt Andersen
Narrator: Kurt Andersen
Format: Original Recording
Length: 53 mins
Language: English
Release date: 12-10-11
Publisher: WNYC New York and Public Radio International
Genres: Radio & TV, Great Interviews

Summary:
It seems like every Republican presidential campaign right now is doubling as a book tour. But this double duty is nothing new for candidate Newt Gingrich, who publishes an average of two books a year.
Then, for our next redesign project, Studio 360 is giving schoolteachers a makeover. Turns out a lot of teachers hate the treacly, old-fashioned visual imagery that gets dumped on them (ABCs, 123s, chalkboards, rulers, apples). One teacher told us she calls this iconography "apple crapple."
After that, Kate Winslet was just 21 when she starred in the mega-blockbuster Titanic (1997). In high demand ever since, Winslet brings depth to her roles, from a former Nazi prison guard (The Reader, 2008) to a bored but complicated housewife (Little Children, 2006).
Following that, dont stand too close, hands away from the art, dont talk too loud you know the etiquette. But right now at the New Museum in New York there's a huge exhibition that breaks all those rules. There are pieces you can climb on, ride on, stick your head into, smell. Even swallow.
Next, theres a new collection of short stories extremely short stories, just 420 characters long (including spaces). They feature western gunslingers, couples in crisis, dogs and talking chickens. The author, Lou Beach, has managed to pack each tiny tale with vivid descriptions and narratives that are at once funny, sad, and bracing.
And finally, the singer Lalah Hathaways first recording was in 1969. She couldn't talk yet she wasnt even a year old but you can hear her wailing on her father's single The Ghetto. [Broadcast Date: December 10, 2011]

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