Disciplining Kids, A Gulf War Exhibit, Comedy Trends of the Decade, Where to Eat on Christmas Day

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Dec 19, 2019

Christina Caron joins us in studio to discuss her NYTimes Parenting piece on disciplining other family members' kids.

[REBROADCAST FROM SEPTEMBER 23, 2019] Doug Reside, New York Public Library curator, joins us to talk about their new exhibition, In the Company of Harold Prince: Broadway Producer, Director, Collaborator.

Peter Eleey, chief curator, and Ruba Katrib, curator, join us to discuss the MoMA PS1 exhibit, Theater of Operations: The Gulf Wars 1991–2011, which is up through March 1, 2020.

Vulture writer, Jesse David Fox, joins us to talk about how comedy has changed over the last decade.

Team Gothamist joins us to discuss the stories they've been following this week.

Eater editor and critic, Robert Sietsema, joins us with a roundup of where to eat on Christmas Day if you’re not celebrating the holiday.

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