'Duped,' 'All Things Classical,' The Illustrious Blacks

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Jan 14, 2019

Author Abby Ellin joins us to discuss her book, Duped: Double Lives, False Identities, and the Con Man I Almost Married. It's a memoir of a relationship she found herself in with a man who wasn't what he seemed. It's also a study of the art and science of lying.

Clemency Burton-Hill (at 18:58) joins us for her ongoing series, "All Things Classical."

NeoAfro futurists Manchildblack and Monstah Black (at 30:47) join us to discuss their queer pop duo, The Illustrious Blacks.

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