Jacqueline Woodson, 'Sound of Silence,' Yasmin Khan, Andy in the Archives, Ingrid Michaelson

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Sep 17, 2019

Jacqueline Woodson joins us to discuss her new book, Red at the Bone: A Novel.

Peter Sarsgaard, director Michael Tyburski, and writer Ben Nabors join us to discuss the new film, “The Sound of Silence.”

Best-selling author, broadcaster, and cook Yasmin Khan joins us to discuss her latest cookbook, Zaitoun: Recipes and Stories from the Palestinian Kitchen.

New York Public Radio's director of archives, Andy Lanset, joins us for this week’s installment of our ongoing series, “Andy in the Archives.” This week, as part of the station's “Covering Climate Now” series, we’re looking at a conversation the station played on its airwaves about climate change in 1954.

Ingrid Michaelson joins us to talk about her new album, Stranger Songs, which is inspired by Netflix’s “Stranger Things,” and perform live.

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