Listening Party: Kimbra's 'A Reckoning,' The Best Spots for Valentine's Day Dinner Reservations, Freedom’s Stand, Janis Ian on her Final Album
All Of It with Alison Stewart | Feb 1, 2023
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Last week, New Zealand singer-songwriter Kimbra released her latest album, A Reckoning, a deeply self-reflective record with features from Pink Siifu and Erick The Architect. Kimbra joins us for a Listening Party, and will also be playing a show in New York at Webster Hall on February 16.
Finding the right spot for a romantic Valentine's Day dinner can be overwhelming and stressful. Luckily, Eater NY senior critic Robert Sietsema joins us to talk about his selections for the best Valentine's dinner spots in the city. Plus, we take your calls and suggestions!
An exhibit on the High Line pays tribute to the role Black newspapers have played in the U.S. It's artist, educator and curator Faheem Majeed's first public artwork in New York City, and he joins us to discuss Freedom's Stand.
[REBROADCAST FROM January 27, 2022] Singer-songwriter Janis Ian released her self-titled debut album in 1967. Its single, "Society's Child," written by Ian when she was fourteen, would be one of her most lasting. In the next decade, she released the hit song, "At Seventeen." Now, she has said that her latest album, The Light at the End of the Line, will be her last. Ian joins us for a Listening Party, and we open the lines up for listeners to share their experiences with her music.
