Black Chefs Changing Food in America, 'Recursion,' John Miller, Madison Cunningham Performs

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Jul 26, 2019

Lauretta Charlton and Emily Weinstein from The New York Times join us to discuss the recent feature, “16 Black Chefs Changing Food in America.”

Team Gothamist updates us on the news they're following this week. 

Author Blake Crouch joins us to discuss his new thriller, Recursion. 

Prolific Broadway music coordinator and bassist John Miller joins us to discuss his career and album of Broadway covers. 

WNYC director of archives Andy Lanset joins us for a new "Andy in the Archives." 

Madison Cunningham performs. 

This episode is guest-hosted by Shumita Basu. 

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