New School: Arts & Culture

New York through foreigners’ eyes, experiences, challenges, and their impressions Host: Rachel Morressey Produced by Pimchanok Wariratanaroj Special thanks to: Saori Oya (Japan), Antonia Dadenbach (Germany), Marina Massote (Brazil), Marina Kubo (Russia), Ezgi Eren (Turkey), Lafelle (Hong Kong), Jingjo Tosapit Phadetpai (Thailand)

Matt Herzfeld (The New School for Drama ’14) shares his experiences working for the university’s Phonathon, which eventually became the inspiration behind his thesis play The Ladder. Produced by Sylvie Douglis.

Johnny Rivera was the Program Coordinator for the I Have A Dream Foundation started in 1981 by Eugene Lang. Rivera recalls what it was like to work with Mr. Lang and shares the program’s successes. Produced by Sam McFarland.

New School student Julie Hurd interviews her aunt Mary about New York’s changing neighborhoods. Produced by Julie Hurd.

Bliss Broyard, an associate professor of literature at Eugene Lang College interviews Vincent Livelli, who, along with his friend Anatole Broyard (Bliss’ father) was part of the Greenwich Village literary scene from the 1950’s on. Produced by Cassie Ang.