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Jonathan's Top 5 Valentine's Day Songs

Jonathan is wishing you a Happy Valentine's Day with some of his favorite romantic tunes: 5. Chet Baker - "My Funny Valentine." What song is more relevant to the holiday than Rodgers and Hart's...

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A Post-Valentine's Day Check-in, Challenging Islamophobia, Oscar-nominated...

Philip Galanes, New York Times "Social Q's" columnist, joins us for a post-Valentine's Day check-in. Practicing Attorney Salaam Bhatti and Writer Nusrat Qadir, discuss the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community...

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Love in the Age of Smartphones. Philip Galanes Takes Your Calls.

Philip Galanes, New York Times "Social Q's" columnist, joins us for a post-Valentine's Day check-in. From love at first sight to love at first swipe, he’ll update us on the world of dating, the good...

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Brian Lehrer Weekend: Homecoming for Congress; An Insomniac in NYC;...

Hear three of our favorite segments from the week, in case you missed them.Homecoming for Congress (First) | An Insomniac in NYC (Starts at 27:39) | Immigrants in Love (Starts at 47:20)If you don't...

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Snap #631 - Better Half

On the next Snap, "Better Half." We all have our better sides, but what if your better side of yourself...is someone else? 

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I Think I Like You: A Valentine Craft Competition

They say you can’t hurry love, but you might be able to nudge it along with the perfect, homemade Valentine! Lucky for us, this Valentine’s Day, we have guidance from the queen of crafting herself, Amy...

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Juilliard's Vocal Arts Program Serenades You With Songs of Love

Join us on the first Wednesday of every month for a free lunchtime concert at The Greene Space. Leave the emails, phone calls and stress behind and settle in for an hour of classical music’s best-loved...

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Amy Sedaris Judges our Valentine's Craft Competition

They say you can’t hurry love, but you might be able to nudge it along with the perfect, homemade Valentine. Actress, comedian and author Amy Sedaris speaks with the winners of our “I Think I Like...

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Renée Fleming's Perfect ‘Song to the Moon’

It’s Valentine’s day! While the rest of us are delighting in the loves of our lives (or diving into a personal pizza and a date with Netflix), soprano Renée Fleming gets to enjoy a birthday, too. And...

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A Cheeky Love Duet: Lucas Meachem and Irina Meachem

This Valentine's Day we asked baritone Lucas Meachem and pianist Irina Meachem about the joys and challenges of sharing their profession and their life — plus, top tips for long-lasting love.Did music...

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Chambers of the Heart: Amy Schroeder and Felix Umansky

This Valentine's Day we asked violinist Amy Schroeder and cellist Felix Umansky about the joys and challenges of sharing their profession and their life — plus, top tips for long-lasting love.Do you...

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A Dynamic Piano Duo: Alessio Bax and Lucille Chung

This Valentine's Day we asked pianists Alessio Bax and Lucille Chung about the joys and challenges of sharing their profession and their life — plus, top tips for long-lasting love.Do you have any...

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Hot Dogs by Candlelight: Gregg Kallor and Dasha Koltunyuk

This Valentine's Day we asked composer Gregg Kallor and pianist Dasha Koltunyuk about the joys and challenges of sharing their profession and their life — plus, top tips for long-lasting love.Do you...

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A Decent Proposal: Julia Bullock and Christian Reif

This Valentine's Day we asked soprano Julia Bullock and conductor Christian Reif about the joys and challenges of sharing their profession and their life — plus, top tips for long-lasting love.Do you...

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The Ol' Date-and-Switch: Brian Zeger and Ben Moore

This Valentine's Day we asked composer Ben Moore and pianist Brian Zeger about the joys and challenges of sharing their profession and their life — plus, top tips for long-lasting love.Did music play a...

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Merry at the Met: Stephen Costello and Yoon Kwon Costello

This Valentine's Day we asked tenor Stephen Costello and violinist Yoon Kwon Costello about the joys and challenges of sharing their profession and their life — plus, top tips for long-lasting love.Do...

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A Powerful Elixir: Roberto Alagna and Aleksandra Kurzak

This Valentine's Day we asked tenor Roberto Alagna and soprano Aleksandra Kurzak about the joys and challenges of sharing their profession and their life — plus, top tips for long-lasting love.Did...

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Tacos Are Love: Amanda Majeski and Sam Handley

This Valentine's Day we asked soprano Amanda Majeski and bass-baritone Sam Handley about the joys and challenges of sharing their profession and their life — plus, top tips for long-lasting love.Do you...

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Swooning Over Chopin: Orli Shaham and David Robertson

This Valentine's Day we asked pianist Orli Shaham and conductor David Robertson about the joys and challenges of sharing their profession and their life — plus, top tips for long-lasting love.Did music...

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Valentines Every Day: Patricia Racette and Beth Clayton

This Valentine's Day we asked soprano Patricia Racette and mezzo-soprano Beth Clayton about the joys and challenges of sharing their profession and their life — plus, top tips for long-lasting love.Do...

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For the Love of Lieder: Ailyn Pérez and Matthew Curran

This Valentine's Day, we asked soprano Ailyn Pérez and bass Matthew Curran about the joys and challenges of sharing their profession and their life — plus, top tips for long-lasting love.Do you have...

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A Cinderella Story: Daniela Mack and Alek Shrader

This Valentine's Day we asked mezzo-soprano Daniela Mack and tenor Alek Shrader about the joys and challenges of sharing their profession and their life — plus, top tips for long-lasting love.Did music...

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From One to Another: Thea Musgrave and Peter Mark

This Valentine's Day we asked conductor Peter Mark and composer Thea Musgrave about the joys and challenges of sharing their profession and their life — plus, top tips for long-lasting love.Did music...

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New York Philharmonic Performs Romantic Classics

On Thursday, The New York Philharmonic presents a special playlist program with a focus on loves lost, forgotten and cherished. Conductors including Lorin Maazel and Alan Gilbert lead the orchestra in...

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Dan Savage Recommends A Polyeaterous Lifestyle

What should you cook for breakfast the morning after? How can couples share power in the kitchen without driving each other crazy? Ahead of Valentine's Day, we talk food and relationships with Dan...

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The Great Breakup Songbook, Part 1

The Great American Songbook is full of beautiful love songs, but there's a number of tunes for the other, harsher side of love: heartbreak. Here are our top 10 breakup songs. Start out with a touch of...

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Eight Ways To Say 'I Love You:' Pieces Composers Wrote For Their Valentines

It’s Valentine’s Day, which means love is in the air! To quote WQXR staff writer Zev Kane, “If there was ever an insight to be gleaned from the sundry love lives of the great composers, it’s that...

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Talib Kweli at BRIC House

Talib Kweli at BRIC House on Feb. 14Tickets: $25. Doors and DJ set at 7 pm. Show at 8 pm.Brooklyn has always featured prominently in the songs of Talib Kweli. The veteran rapper and songwriter often...

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The Great Breakup Songbook, Part 2: Getting Over It

Now that we've dealt with the initial pangs of heartache (hopefully with some songs like our first Great Heartbreak Songbook), it's time to embrace the heartache and become our own valentines! Here are...

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The Anti-Valentine’s Day Playlist: 7 Classical Pieces That Are Sick of...

Roses are redViolets are blueIt’s too bad you’re singleNo flowers for youValentine’s Day is a beautiful holiday — a day to celebrate all the joy that love, especially romantic love, brings into our...

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20 Death, Sex & Money Episodes For Your Valentines

Is there a better way to celebrate your loved ones this Valentine's Day than showering them with audio-goodies? Here are 20 episodes we think are perfect for sharing. Download this image to send along...

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Navigating the World of Dating Apps

Ashley Carman, senior reporter at Verge and host and producer of the podcast Why'd You Push That Button?, joins us to discuss navigating the world of dating apps.

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Albany Politics; Rep. Jeffries; It's Been a Week at the DOJ; No Consequences...

Coming up on today's show: Josefa Velasquez, senior reporter for The City, talks about the latest from Albany, including Gov. Cuomo's meeting with President Trump over the ban on New Yorkers using...

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Your Wackiest First Date Stories

On Valentine's Day, listeners share stories from first dates gone awry. 

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The Valentine's Day Countdown: Vote Now!

February 14th is almost here, and that means it’s time to let us know what your favorite romantic pieces are! Use the Google form below to choose which top three classical works get you all warm and...

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The Valentine’s Day Countdown

February 14th is almost here, and that means it’s time for us to play your favorite romantic pieces! Every year we ask listeners to let us know which classical works get them all warm and tingly...

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Pandemic Relationships: How It Started and How It's Going

Ahead of Valentine's Day weekend, Lisa Bonos, dating and relationships writer for The Washington Post, joins to take calls from listeners on how their relationships have changed nearly one year into...

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Living with Dying

One year ago, on Valentine’s Day 2020, Peter Fodera’s heart broke. It stopped working. He collapsed in the middle of teaching a dance class. Someone performed CPR, someone called an ambulance. EMT’s...

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A Voicemail Valentine

Nowadays we’re very accustomed to recording and hearing the sound of our own voices. But in the 1930s many people were doing it for the first time. And a surprising trend began. People started sending...

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Your Unsolicited Marriage Advice

According to the trade group Wedding Report, some 2.5 million weddings are slated to occur this year -- the most since 1984. Listeners who have been in long term relationships call in to share their...

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(No Football) Superbowl Recap; New Yorker's Perception of Crime; Trump and...

Mayor Adams urged all New Yorkers to reserve judgement about his Blueprint to End Gun Violence until they read the actual plan. So let's read it and talk about it together on the show. Here are some...

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The Moth Radio Hour: In The Name of Love

In this hour, stories about everyone’s favorite subject - love. Hosted by The Moth's Senior Producer, Meg Bowles. The Moth Radio Hour is produced by The Moth and Jay Allison of Atlantic Public Media....

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Wherefore Art Thou?

A pair of star-crossed lovers encounter the paranormal while performing Romeo & Juliet in fair Wisconsin. And when a man falls in love with his wife he doesn’t just get one life partner - he gains...

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The Best Spots for Valentine's Day Dinner Reservations

Finding the right spot for a romantic Valentine's Day dinner can be overwhelming and stressful. Luckily, Eater NY senior critic Robert Sietsema joins us to talk about his selections for the best...

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A First Date Immigrant Story

Boy meets girl, boy’s an immigrant, they go on a first date. The date does not go well. 17 years later, the boy discovers that being an immigrant played a role, on both sides. What happened? Senior...

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Living with Dying

On Valentine’s Day 2020, Peter Fodera’s heart broke. It stopped working. He collapsed in the middle of teaching a dance class. Someone performed CPR, someone called an ambulance. EMT’s showed up and he...

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For Jasmine Guillory, Love Lives in the Details

According to the Romance Writers of America’s definition, a book must have a love story as the central plot and have a happily-ever-after ending to fit into the romance genre. And that guaranteed happy...

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Turkey's Erdoğan faces tough reelection following earthquakes

Following the earthquakes that devastated Turkey and Syria, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has faced a mountain of criticism for his government's handling of the disaster. We hear why Turkish citizens...

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Valentines from the Met

Listen Saturday, February 10th at 1pm.Program notes courtesy of the Metropolitan Opera.Click here for the 2023-24 Met Opera Radio Broadcast Season.The Metropolitan Opera continues its 2023-24 season of...

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Elizabeth Day on Jacqueline du Pré’s Elgar and Navigating Loss

Elizabeth Day is an author, broadcaster, and host of the podcast “How to Fail,” where she interviews guests about what they have learned from failure. In this episode, Day reflects on a performance...

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