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Dr. Zelman has provided Health Matters to the Tri-State area for ​20​ years. He is the medical director at The Hotchkiss School​ and previously served as the Director of the Emergency Department at Sharon Hospital for many years

Warriors’ latest NBA Finals trip: By the numbers Curry brothers share special moment after Game 4 Skater says she was abused by John Coughlin Buccaneers part ways with six-time Pro Bowler McLaren fires boss after humiliating Indy 500 failure Magic’s... Read More ›

With spring bringing higher temperatures and a whole host of potential home repair issues, we figured now is the perfect time to welcome back our favorite handymen,  Alvin and Laurence Ubell.

Today on Leonard Lopate at Large, we’ll open the phones so that Al and Larry Ubell can answer whatever home repair questions you’ve got.

No problem is too big (or small) for these masters of getting your abode ready for springtime.

Please remember this is the last Leonard Lopate At Large that will be on the Robin Hood Radio ON DEMAND PAGE! All of Leonard’s shows, from the very first one until today will remain on this page available for all to enjoy! To get updated, new Leonard Lopate At Large podcasts please click on the following link.

With spring bringing higher temperatures and a whole host of potential home repair issues, we figured now is the perfect time to welcome back our favorite handymen,  Alvin and Laurence Ubell. Today on Leonard Lopate at Large, we’ll open the... Read More ›

Today on Leonard Lopate at Large, the curator of, The Story Box: Franz Boas, George Hunt and the Making of Anthropology, Aaron Glass, associate professor at Bard, joins Corrine Hunt for a conversation on this important work in the early days of anthropology as we now know it.

A new exhibition at the Bard Graduate Center entitled The Story Box: Franz Boas, George Hunt and the Making of Anthropology explores the hidden histories and complex legacies of one of the most influential books in the field of anthropology, Franz Boas’s 1897 highly influential “The Social Organization and the Secret Societies of the Kwakiutl Indians.”

Groundbreaking in its holistic detail, this portrait of a Native North American society was the result of Boas’s fieldwork with the Kwakwa̱ka̱’wakw of British Columbia and collaboration with his Indigenous research partner, George Hunt.

The exhibition—with includes designs by artist Corrine Hunt, a great-granddaughter of George Hunt—features ceremonial objects as well as rare archival photographs, manuscripts, and drawings that shed new light on the book and advance understanding of the ongoing cultural traditions it documents.

Today on Leonard Lopate at Large, the curator of, The Story Box: Franz Boas, George Hunt and the Making of Anthropology, Aaron Glass, associate professor at Bard, joins Corrine Hunt for a conversation on this important work in the early... Read More ›

A special Leonard Lopate at Large today, as Andy Statman and Larry Eagle perform some material live from their recent release “Monroe Bus,” paying homage to bluegrass legend Bill Monroe.  A Grammy nominee and recipient of grants from the NEA... Read More ›