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October 23, 2013 by Terry Teachout

walter%20winchell_2.jpgIn the immortal words of Truman Capote, a boy must peddle his book, so starting at precisely eight a.m. today, I’ll be making sixteen consecutive radio appearances from the New York studios of Gotham Books, some of them live and others taped for broadcast at a later date. (I get a free breakfast and a ten-minute bathroom break at nine.) It’s a good thing I love radio!
Here are the stations and cities on which the appearances will air, plus the starting times of the live programs:
• “The Marc Bernier Show,” WNDB-AM, Orlando, Florida
• “Coastal Daybreak with Ben Ball,” WTKF-FM, Greenville, North Carolina (live, 8:15 ET)
• “Steve Fast Show,” WJBC-AM, Bloomington, Indiana
• “Indiana in the Morning,” WDAD-AM, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (live, 8:45 ET)
• “Lanigan and Malone,” WMJI-FM, Cleveland, Ohio (live, 9:10 ET)
• “Good Morning Hudson Valley,” WLNA-AM, New York City (live, 9:20 ET)
• “Dean and Don,” KMA-FM/AM, Cedar Rapids, Iowa (live, 9:45 ET)
• “Metro Networks,” Westwood One, national syndication
Lowell%20Thomas.jpg• “The Jordan Rich Show,” WBZ-FM, Boston, Massachusetts
• “The Jim Engster Show,” WRKF-FM, Baton Rouge, Louisiana (live, 10:40 ET)
• “Around Cincinnati,” WVXU-FM, Cincinnati, Ohio
• “The Charlie Brennan Show,” KMOX-AM, St. Louis, Missouri (live, 11:15)
• “Roundtable,” WAMC/Northeast Public Radio, regional syndication (live, 11:35 ET)
• “Inside the Arts,” WWNO-FM, New Orleans, Louisiana
• “John Carney Show,” KTRS-FM, St. Louis, Missouri
• “Weekend Indiana,” WIBC-FM, Indianapolis, Indiana
Most of these shows can be heard live on the web via streaming audio, and many of them will also be archived so that you can listen at your convenience. For more information, check the individual websites of the various stations and/or programs.
If you’d like to have me on your show (or podcast) to talk about Duke, get in touch with Beth Parker at Gotham Books…but not today!

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This is a blog about the arts in New York City and the rest of America, written by Terry Teachout. Terry is a critic, biographer, playwright, director, librettist, recovering musician, and inveterate blogger. In addition to theater, he writes here and elsewhere about all of the other arts--books, … [Read More...]

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Billy and Me, my second play, received its world premiere on December 8, 2017, at Palm Beach Dramaworks in West Palm Beach, Fla. Satchmo at the Waldorf, my first play, closed off Broadway at the Westside Theatre on June 29, 2014, after 18 previews and 136 performances. That production was directed … [Read More...]

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Peter Marks, Elisabeth Vincentelli, and I are the panelists on “Three on the Aisle,” a bimonthly podcast from New York about theater in America. … [Read More...]

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My latest book is Duke: A Life of Duke Ellington, published in 2013 by Gotham Books in the U.S. and the Robson Press in England and now available in paperback. I have also written biographies of Louis Armstrong, George Balanchine, and H.L. Mencken, as well as a volume of my collected essays called A … [Read More...]

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