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This edition: March 2017


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Original tape date: February 23, 2017. First aired: March 10, 2017.

Mike Gilliam visits 2 exhibits at the New-York Historical Society that feature boxing great Muhammad Ali.

Carol Anne Riddell sits down with author Daisy Goodwin who's both screenwriter and
executive producer behind the PBS series Victoria.

Lisa Beth Kovetz meets an Olympic bronze medalist turned designer.

Tinabeth Piña goes gaga over ‘’Gaga” -- not the lady but the Israeli dance movement.

Barry Mitchell meets up with some talented young performers who are committed to bringing the joy of song to senior communities around the country.

Andrew Falzon take us to the Lower East side for this month's Hidden Gem -- Copper & Oak.

Guest List

Jeff Arnett Jack Daniels Distillery

Steve Bashore Mount Vernon

Andrew Cristi Sing For Your Seniors

Flavien Desoblin Owner, Copper & Oak

Daisy Goodwin Author & Producer, “Victoria”

Julia Johanos Sing For Your Seniors

George Kalinsky Photographer

Marilyn Kushner Curator, New-York Historical Society

Ibtihaj Muhammad Fencer, US Olympic Team & Co-Owner Louella Fashions

Ohad Naharin Artistic Director, Choreographer, Batsheva Dance Company

Christine Rowan Sing For Your Seniors

Jackie Vanderbeck Di Salvo Founder, Sing For Your Seniors

David Weidoff Sing For Your Seniors

Steve Wilkinson Sage Center Midtown

Lily Wong Curator, New-York Historical Society

Web Extras

Music Therapy for Dementia

Jackie Vanderbeck DiSalvo describes reaching dementia patients through music.

The SAGE Senior Center Midtown

Steve Wilkinson describes programs and services at the LGBT SAGE Senior Center in Chelsea
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