Jeff Tweedy's 'World Within a Song,' New York's Hidden Art, Jeremy Dutcher: Motewolonuwok (Listening Party), Recipes from The Lost Kitchen

There is art all around New York City, sometimes in hidden places you may not expect. Eric V. Copage, author and New York Times contributor, recently wrote an article, "Hidden Art: A Rhapsody for the Soul, in 10 City Corners," with some of his favorite public art around the city, including Times Square, various subway stations, and even a Staten Island Ferry terminal. He joins to discuss his list and take your calls for your favorite art around the city.

First Nations singer-songwriter Jeremy Dutcher won the prestigious Polaris Music Prize for his 2018 debut, Wolastoqiyik Lintuwakonawa, as well as the Juno Award for Indigenous Music Album of the Year. This month, he followed it up with Motewolonuwok, an album that combines his native language of Wolastoqey with his first songs written in English. He joins us for a Listening Party.

Chef Erin French began her restaurant The Lost Kitchen in her apartment in Freedom, Maine. Now, the restaurant has become one of the hottest culinary destinations in the country. French brings her recipes, and tips for entertaining, to the public with her new cookbook Big Heart, Little Stove: Bringing Home Meals and Moments from the Lost Kitchen. She joins us to discuss ahead of her event tonight at the 92NY with Ina Garten.

Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy is out with a new book next week, World Within a Song: Music That Changed My Life and Life That Changed My Music. In the book, Tweedy reflects on his life and fifty songs that have influenced him, including Joni Mitchell's "Both Sides Now," Abba's "Dancing Queen," and even "Happy Birthday." Tweedy joins us to discuss.