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WNYC Street Shots: Bruce Gilden Hunting for characters on the Streets of New York City with Magnum Photographer Bruce Gilden. Visit WNYC's Street Shots for more videos and a chance to share your own Street photographs. Produced by Benjamen Walker and Andrea Silenzi for WNYC Culture More videos: http://www.wnyc.org/streetshots Tags: Bruce Gilden NYC New York Street Photographs Photo Documentary

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DEERHOOF experiments with sheet music The band Deerhoof has leaked a song from their upcoming album Offend Maggie in the form of sheet music, asking their fans to tell them how it should sound. WNYC Culture has stepped up to their challenge, creating an interpretation of the song relying solely on the sight-reading abilities of Deerhoof fans at their recent Prospect Park performance. Deerhoof has always been wary of calling their work Experimental Music, perhaps this "experiment" will change that. Find out. And hear more from Deerhoof at http://www.wnyc.org/music/ Produced by Benjamen Walker and Andrea Silenzi for WNYC Culture Tags: Deerhoof WNYC radio sheet music experiments wordless brooklyn video

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WNYC-TV - Video Music Box opening - 1989 Can you name the artists and/or the video clips in this sequence? I know who most of them are, but do you? Leave your answers in the comments section. This is the classic opening to "Video Music Box", the music video program that aired on WNYC-TV (now WPXN-TV) in New York from 1984 to 1996. This opening was used from around 1987 to '96, when the program moved to WNYE-TV after WNYC-TV was sold by the City of New York. It was recorded off-air from WNYC-TV in 1989. Hosted by Ralph McDaniels. "Video Music Box" started with an eclectic format of R&B, Pop, Rock, and early Rap/Hip-Hop selections. As time went on, the program became the main outlet for Rap and R&B, as artists from those genres (specifically Rap) did not receive major airplay on MTV, VH1, and other music video programs during the middle 1980s. (Of course, MTV would finally catch on with the trend when it launched "Yo! MTV Raps" in 1988, a move partially inspired by this program.) Many artists from the "Golden Age" of Hip-Hop made their debuts on "VMB" and established artists used the program to debut their latest offerings. Though it has remained a New York local show, the influence of "Video Music Box" streched far and wide as one of the major factors in the growth of Rap and Hip-Hop. Tags: WNYC-TV New York Video Music Box 1987 Rap music Hip-Hop culture

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WNYC-TV sign off June 30, 1996 On Midnight, June 30, 1996, the New York City owned WNYC-TV signed off for the final time since the station had been sold. Tags: WNYC Sign Off.

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WNYC: Madeleine Albright Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright speaks about Iraq policy on Talkshow Row at the DNC in Denver Tags: wnyc dnc08 madeleine albright iraq obama mccain

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WNYC Street Shots: David Horvitz David Horvitz brings his camera with him whenever he goes. Sometimes he has a destination, sometimes his Internet audience will ask him to go somewhere - and sometimes he just wanders. David Horvitz isn't sure if he finds his photos or if his photos find him. Produced by Benjamen Walker and Andrea Silenzi for WNYC Culture More videos: http://www.wnyc.org/streetshots Tags: David Horvitz Xiu NYC New York Street Photography Polaroid WNYC Photographs Roosevelt Island Cameras Documentary

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Sufjan Stevens The BQE, Part 6 on WNYC Composer/pianist Sufjan Stevens and his orchestra perform on WNYC's Spinning On Air with David Garland. Tags: "Sufjan Stevens" WNYC "Spinning On Air" "David Garland"

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WNYC Street Shots: Jamel Shabazz Jamel Shabazz has been cruising the city for over 30 years. He uses his camera to capture the love and the smiles. Produced by Benjamen Walker and Andrea Silenzi for WNYC Culture More videos: http://www.wnyc.org/streetshots Tags: wnyc streetshots jamel shabazz back in the days photography video documentary

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Amy Sutherland: How To Train Your Husband Amy Sutherland made waves with her essay about applying wild animal training to her husband. She talks with WNYC's Brian Lehrer about how she expands her ideas in her new book. Tags: wnyc brian lehrer animal training amy sutherland

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WNYC Street Shots: Jake Dobkin An internet professional by day, Jake Dobkin's alter ego on nights and weekends is Blue Jake, a photoblogger whose work chronicles the changing face of New York City. Produced by Benjamen Walker and Andrea Silenzi for WNYC Culture More videos: http://www.wnyc.org/streetshots Tags: wnyc streetshots Jake Dobkin photography video documentary new york city Brooklyn photoblogs

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