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Best Of 2022: Listening Parties & Cooking

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[REBROADCAST FROM Aug 15, 2022] The legendary New York band Blondie is back with a comprehensive box set, Blondie: Against All Odds 1974-1982. Longtime drummer Clem Burke joins to discuss.

[REBROADCAST FROM Apr 28, 2022] In 2021, a band called The Linda Lindas, consisting of four Los Angeles-based young women, went viral for a performance of their song, "Racist, Sexist Boy" at the Los Angeles Public Library. Since then, they've released a debut album, Growing Up, featuring more driving punk rhythms on teenage life today. All four members of the band, Lucia de la Garza (guitar), Mila de la Garza (drums), Eloise Wong (bass) and Bela Salazar (guitar), join us to talk about the album.

[REBROADCAST FROM Sep 12, 2022] Pioneering musician Santigold is out with her fourth studio album, "Spirituals." She joined us for a Listening Party.

[REBROADCAST FROM Nov 7, 2022] Claire Saffitz is one of the most popular bakers on the internet. Her latest cookbook, Dessert Person, was a New York Times bestseller, and her YouTube channel has over a million subscribers. She's embracing simplicity with her latest cookbook, What’s for Dessert: Simple Recipes for Dessert People.

[REBROADCAST FROM Nov 16, 2022] After documenting her family’s Puerto Rican recipes and preserving the island’s disappearing foodways for years, Illyanna Maisonet shares over 90 recipes in her first cookbook, Diasporican. Maisonet discusses the cookbook and food memoir as well as the research that went into it.

[REBROADCAST FROM Sep 21, 2022] Nigella Lawson talks with listeners about kitchen mindfulness, and finding pleasure in the act of cooking itself. 

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