Soup with Kathy Gunst, Transit Updates, Listening Parties with Thee Sacred Souls and The Arcs
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James Beard award-winning food journalist and resident chef for NPR’s Here and Now Kathy Gunst shares some soup recipes to get through the winter. We also take your calls!
Long Island Rail Road trains are now coming to Grand Central Terminal. A new train lined called the Interborough Express is in the planning stages. And the MTA is piloting open strollers on buses... and people have feelings about it. WNYC reporter Stephen Nessen joins us with a transit update.
The San Diego-based trio Thee Sacred Souls saw their popularity grow tremendously in 2022. The group is known for its lush Southern California soul, and in 2019, only after the first few club shows together, the band signed to Daptone Records. Since then, in August of 2022, the band released their debut self-titled album. Amidst a nationwide tour, all three members of the band, Josh Lane (vocals), Sal Samano (bass), and Alex Garcia (drums), join us in studio to talk about their sound, and listen to some songs from the album. Thee Sacred Souls also is performing in New York tomorrow at Brooklyn Steel.
Dan Auerbach-fronted band The Arcs are out with the soul and psych rock-inspired sophomore album, Electrophonic Chronic, after an eight-year wait. The album features contributions from late Arcs and Black Keys bandmate Richard Swift. Auerbach and Leon Michels join for a release day Listening Party.
This episode was hosted by Tiffany Hanssen.
