Jewish Food Society Podcast, Person of the Year Shortlist, 'Woman In Color,' Julia Hart & Rachel Brosnahan

Amanda Dell, The Jewish Food Society's program director and host of the Schmaltzy podcast, joins us to discuss their podcast, along with Hannukah recipes and traditions. We'll also take calls from listeners sharing their own family recipes and stories. 

Ben Goldberger, TIME executive editor and editorial director of Person of the Year, joins us for a conversation about their person of the year shortlist and selection process. We will also take calls from listeners about their choices for person of the year. 

Singer-songwriter Raye Zaragoza has been described by Paste Magazine as "one of the most politically relevant artists in her genre." Her new album, Woman In Color, explores identity, womanhood, protest, and more. She joins us for a listening party and shares an exclusive performance.

The new film, “I’m Your Woman,” takes the archetype of the 1970s crime drama and sheds light onto characters in such films whose stories are rarely told – wives, children, and parents who are too often peripheral figures in the genre. Director Julia Hart and star and producer Rachel Brosnahan join us to discuss making the film, which came out theatrically December 4 and via Prime Video on December 11.

WNYC arts and culture editor Jennifer Vanasco talks about what to do this weekend as part of our ongoing series, "The Get Out."