http://www.studio360.org/?sourceref=rss Studio 360 is a weekly, one-hour look at the myriad intersections between the arts, popular culture and everyday life, hosted by Kurt Andersen. http://www.studio360.org/img/117198/0 http://www.studio360.org/?sourceref=rss 100 100 2010 WNYC New York Public Radio en-us Thu, 02 Sep 2010 15:10 GMT 60 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss SkunkWeb 3.4.0 No Studio 360 checks in on the rebuilding of New Orleans, five years after Katrina. Kurt talks to urban planners who have followed every step of the city's recovery, and New Orleans residents tell their own rebuilding stories. Connie Britton reveals the secret to playing a mother, wife, and high school principal on the television show “Friday Night Lights.” And punk rock's "godmother" Patti Smith talks about a documentary on her life that's been 11 years in the making. http://www.studio360.org/episodes/2010/08/27 Fri, 27 Aug 2010 05:00 GMT http://www.studio360.org/episodes/2010/08/27 Studio 360 checks in on the rebuilding of New Orleans, five years after Katrina. Kurt talks to urban planners who have followed every step of the city's recovery, and New Orleans residents tell their own rebuilding stories. Connie Britton reveals the secret to playing a mother, wife, and high school principal on the television show “Friday Night Lights.” And punk rock's "godmother" Patti Smith talks about a documentary on her life that's been 11 years in the making. WNYC No Studio 360 goes back to the future. Kurt Andersen hosts a special time travel show, taped before a live audience. Physics professor Dave Goldberg says time travel is scientifically possible, while sci-fi writer Connie Willis warns how such journeys might go awry. And music sensation Janelle Mon&#225e performs her 28th-century funk. Plus, a surprise visitor from the future takes the audience's questions. http://www.studio360.org/episodes/2010/08/20 Fri, 20 Aug 2010 05:00 GMT http://www.studio360.org/episodes/2010/08/20 Studio 360 goes back to the future. Kurt Andersen hosts a special time travel show, taped before a live audience. Physics professor Dave Goldberg says time travel is scientifically possible, while sci-fi writer Connie Willis warns how such journeys might go awry. And music sensation Janelle Mon&#225e performs her 28th-century funk. Plus, a surprise visitor from the future takes the audience's questions. WNYC No Kurt Andersen talks with the founder of Pandora, the internet jukebox that makes custom radio stations just for you. But can it make a station that plays both Ludacris and Yo-Yo Ma? The legacy of a little-known Hungarian &#233migr&#233 composer becomes a life-long obsession for one man. And when the flutist Tim Munro is on tour, his go-to road music is Handel. http://www.studio360.org/episodes/2010/08/13 Fri, 13 Aug 2010 05:00 GMT http://www.studio360.org/episodes/2010/08/13 Kurt Andersen talks with the founder of Pandora, the internet jukebox that makes custom radio stations just for you. But can it make a station that plays both Ludacris and Yo-Yo Ma? The legacy of a little-known Hungarian &#233migr&#233 composer becomes a life-long obsession for one man. And when the flutist Tim Munro is on tour, his go-to road music is Handel. WNYC No