Broadcast Live 8PM Every Tuesday In Manhattan: Spectrum (TimeWarner) 56, RCN 83, FIOS 34 Let Them Talk came into existence at WBAI in New York City in 1992 when I began broadcasting a two hour program of eclectic musings after midnight every Wednesday. I focused on reasons behind the rampant homelessness and poverty that characterized NYC at the time. In 1997 I was fortunate enough to link up with the brilliant and radiant Miss Joan Marie Moossy, a filmmaker and actress from New Orleans. Together we broadened the show to encompass the arts and national political issues such as the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. After a stint producing the Gary Null Show we decided to create a public access TV program based on the radio show. Let Them Talk-live on Manhattan Neighborhood Network began broadcasting in March of 2006. Each Tuesday we've introduced cable TV viewers in Manhattan and on the Internet to some of the most interesting people in the world. Recent guests include a gay former US Marine actor and writer, the father of a teenager who died while in police custody, a young songwriter and opera singer and the 98th birthday of Prof. Irwin Corey who began his career on stage during the vaudeville era. These are just a few of the topical and fascinating stories and personalities we bring you every week on Let Them Talk.
Mission: To revolutionize human relationships, to overcome hatred, to foster mutual understanding and love, to break the chains that imprison our mind, to end war, to breach borders and reveal secrets that need to be told.
Barbara Rosenthal “Sex and the Modern Homo Sapien.”
Interviewed by Pacifica Radio’s Paul DeRienzo on “Let Them Talk” about my forthcoming book, “Dual to the Finish: Erotic Poetry Of Love, Chagrin and Irony,” (...
Hevreh Ensemble: with Jeff Adler playing Cherokee flutes
Join us for our CD Release Concert and Party at DROM in NYC’s East Village! on May 22. Celebrating the CD release of "A Path of Light" joined by Shane Shanah...
Poet Uche Nduka surrealist energy and political urgency
The real in Nduka’s work carries the resonance not only of his Nigerian identity and experience of political violence but also the dislocation of the émigré ...
Petuuche Gilbert, Acoma Pueblo Stop Destruction of Indigenous lands
“I live on the Acoma Indian Reservation. Every hour trains go near my home and some day they could bring nuclear waste from the west on the railroad. Our tri...
Free Leonard Peltier with AIM Leader Lenny Foster
Diné (Navajo) elder Lenny Foster who is spiritual advisor to political prisoner Leonard Peltier. He says Peltier was unfairly convicted and imprisoned and sh...
Correctional Education Academy with Prof. Kimora
John Jay College Professor Kimora discusses re-education sex offenders for eventual return to society. She discusses how recidivism can be cut by preparing o...
Sandy Hanna on her adventures as a child in 1960s Vietnam
The Ignorance of Bliss the true story of a ten-year old American girl who moves with her military family to Saigon, Vietnam, where her father, the Colonel. s...
Joel Simpson: "constantly a courageous visionary
Earthforms: Intimate Portraits of Our Planet: Joel Simpson's "geological photography" embraces more than landscapes. His book certainly treats the viewer to ...
Julia Justo Visual Artist for Social Justice
Julia Justo reinterprets photojournalism from the civil rights era into her own art expressing her concerns with the present condition of humanity and the Do...
Barbara Rosenthal “Old Master of New Media”
Long known as “Old Master of New Media," Rosenthal will be interviewed about her 60 years of Journal-keeping, the relationship between her photo/video/perfor...
ALL DIAMONDS ARE BLOOD DIAMONDS w Conner Voss
Keynote: YEJIDE ORUNMILA, President of the African National Women's Organization of the African People's Socialist Party Featured: PENNY HESS, Chair of the A...
Andy Worthington on the 17th Year of Guantanamo Prison
Author of The Stories of the 774 Detainees in America's Illegal Prison. Held for years without charge or trial captives of the War on Terror held in a prison...
Katya Grineva internationally renowned pianist
performance Carnegie Hall on December 27, children reduced admission
Patricia Okoumou Climbed Eiffel Tower and Statue of Liberty
Patricia Okoumou climbed the Statue of Liberty on July 4, 2018 to protest the separation and caging of children by the Trump administration at the southern b...
Minerva's Drawing Studio
Learn to draw the figure by relating disarticulated bones to the living body in Minerva Durham's drawing classes Spring Studio is now located at 293 Broome S...
Marni Halasa On Small Businesses are New York City
Political Performance Artist/Activist: Prof Figure Skater, Parade Personality, Media Liaison, Journalist, Lawyer. I protest w/skates & wings! #revolutionissexy
Marni Halasa On Small Businesses are New York City
Political Performance Artist/Activist: Prof Figure Skater, Parade Personality, Media Liaison, Journalist, Lawyer. I protest w/skates & wings! #revolutionissexy
Paul DeRienzo with Live Election Coverage from New York
I cover the early returns as polls close throughout the east.
Aaron Leonard: author A Threat of the First Magnitude
A Threat of the First Magnitude tells the untold story of the FBI informants who penetrated the upper reaches of organizations such as the Communist Party, USA,
Dana Beal 2018
Chatting up Ibogaine and medical marijuana with the king of pot, Dana Beal.
Elizabeth Ruf-Maldonado on Not Knowing Version o.1
An immersive performance work and exploration of human intimacy conceived by Kevin Cunningham working with playwright Chuck Mee. Blending 19th century hologr...
Byron Duckwall on the cello and getting to Carnegie Hall
Byron Duckwall, Cello Katya Grineva, Piano Wednesday, September 26, 2018 8 PM Weill Recital Hall RACHMANINOFF Vocalise, Op. 34 (arr. Byron Duckwall) TCHAIKOV...
Barbara Rosenthal reads from her journals
Artist, writer, poet Barbara Rosenthal reads from her journal of September 11, 2001 and her book Wishing for Amnesia. Beautiful words and compelling reading.
Chris Rael and his Sitar
Musician & composer, lover of eclecticism, background in rock n roll & Indian music. Daylight as writer & editor. Love friends & family. Culture monger, read...
Revolutionary Carl Dix on Bob Avakian Film in Harlem
Open-Air Screening of BA film: The Trump/Pence Regime Must Go! Public · Hosted by Refuse Fascism and Revolution Books New York Richard Rodgers Amphitheater M...
Koshek Swaminathan on David Peel's Legacy
David Peel was a New York City-based musician who first recorded in the late 1960s with Harold Black, Billy Joe White, George Cori and Larry Adam performing ...
dell'Arte Opera production of La cifra at La Mama
Catherine O'Shaughnessy, Angky Budiardjono discuss La cifra an opera at La Mama August 18, 22, 24, 26m at Summer Shares at La MaMa
Chris Flash on the Tompkins Square Park Police Riot 1988
The new Shadow newspaper is on the stands and editor Chris Flash talks about the 30th anniversary of the riot that set the standard for popular occupation of...
Tsaurah Litzky's porn, poetry and prose.
Flasher: a Memoir is the story of a one time hippie love pirate, slum qoddess, a Ruby Tuesday of the 60's who mutated into a blossoming writer on the Lower E...
Katya Grineva Plays Chopin Nocturnes
Katya Grineva is celebrating the release of her new CD of complete Chopin Nocturnes. With a special guest, creator of Jivamukti yoga, Sharon Gannon, ticket p...
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Eric Taub on "Freedom Formula" a new supplement said to help reduce the withdrawal symptoms of opioids in conjunction with Ibogaine
In Her Hands; Women in Art and Politics Asserting their Connectiveness
Group exhibition curated by Orly Cogan and Julie Peppito at Robert Mann Gallery - June 14 - August 17 - 531 West 26th street Floor 2 - near the High Line. Wo...
Marni Halasa and Priya Reddy on Occupy Wall Street 7th Anniversary
It's been 7 years since Occupy Wall Street, listen to an analysis and talk of the future with activists Marni Halasa and journalist Priya Reddy on Let Them Talk hosted by Paul DeRienzo on WBAI in New
Carol Wierzbicki and Jim Feast; Unbearables in the Age of AIDS
the death of writer John Penn, who was a recovering drug addict and boyfriend of Carol Wierzbicki on John Penn and AIDS; Jim Feast author of Long Day, Counti...
Sander Hicks for Congress
The US Federal Government is Out of Control. Wars. Secrets. Cover-Ups. Yet, the American people are waking up. Now we use words like "Deep State" or "State c...
Let Them Talk
Three Female Choreographers Premiere New Works Focused on Women’s Empowerment ay-Saturday, May 17-19, 2018, at 7:30 p.m. + Saturday Family Matinee at 2:00 p....
New York City Cannabis Legalization with Steve Bloom
Does marijuana have a bright future or will Jeff Sessions defoliate the herb garden? These and other questions with Freedom Leaf editor Steve Bloom. NYC Pot ...
Petuuche Gilbert Indigenous Rights and the Environment
Petuuche is from Acoma, New Mexico. He is an environmental and human rights activist and member of the Laguna Acoma Coalition for a Safe Environment Presiden...
Lenny Foster on Indigenous Resistance and Prisoner Rights
Lenny Foster founded the Navajo Nation Corrections Project and his work has been crucial in securing rights to Native American spiritual practice in prisons....
100 Singers Honor the 100th Anniversary of Estonian Independence
Maaja Duesberg Roos, curator + conductor Esto-Atlantis Choir and Leila Roos, conductor Laulurõõm Children’s Choir. 00+ singers from around the world will gat...
Carl Dix on why the Trump Pence Regime Must Go
Bob Avakian Analyzes the Deep Roots and Driving Forces of Trump/Pence Fascism and What Must Be Done to Stop It.
Poet Yael Ayb Baron on the Modern Scarlet Letter
Yael Ayb Baron is a mental health activist who was diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder which has inspired her performance art and poetry. We discu...
Should we do away with guns?
What do guns, Trump and Charlie Manson have in common?
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