Louis Armstrong, A New Travel Guide, Latinx Voices in Theater, Roberta Smith

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Dec 6, 2018

For the next installment of our "Petitions Series," Alexander Brangman discusses the petition he started a month ago on Change.org, “Stop Car Dealers from Being Allowed to Sell Dangerous Recalled Used Cars.” Joining him is Carly Sitrin and Kathy Hennessy Riley. Ricky Riccardi explains how over the last few years, the Louis Armstrong House Museum has been translating thousands of physical artifacts into a digital archive of the legendary musician. For the next installment of our ongoing series, "Living Here with Kate," Kate Hinds offers a guide to all things train-related during the holiday season here in NYC. Seth Kugel expands on his new book, Rediscovering Travel: A Guide for the Globally Curious. Jacob Padron discusses heading up The Sol Project, a theatre initiative dedicated to amplifying Latinx voices and building a diverse body of work for the new American Theatre. Roberta Smith discusses the recent trend of record-breaking art auction sales.

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