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More Riffs, Rants, and Raves

More Riffs, Rants, and Raves

O'Shaughnessy, William

Hardcover

Series: Communications and Media Studies

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ISBN10: 0823223361
ISBN13: 9780823223367
Publisher: Fordham Univ Pr
Published: Apr 15 2004
Pages: 781
Weight: 2.92
Height: 2.37 Width: 6.04 Depth: 9.34
Language: English

Bill O'Shaughnessy's back. Here's the third big book of interviews, editorials, essays, commentaries, and observations, and just plain good talk from an authentic American voice.

From the bully pulpit of his radio stations, O'Shaughnessy's in the middle of it all-politics, local and national; culture, high and low and in-between; the media; and, above all, the rich flow of ideas and opinion that from what the Wall Street Journal calls the quintessential community station in America.

For this compelling and fascinating collection, O'Shaughnessy gathers interviews with everyone from Tony Bennett on the singer's art to Ed Koch on the art of politics. Essays and talks from luminaries ranging from Henry Kissinger to Larry King, Rudolph Giuliani to Tim Russert and Dan Rather. There are moving pieces on the impact of September 11, vivid sketches of movers and shakers, and provocative, deeply felt calls for protecting freedoms of the First Amendment. And Mario Cuomo's moving thoughts on how to restore justice and wisdom to America's political culture.

From color sketches of local pols to intimate conversations with great writers and artists, Again! Again! Is an endlessly fascinating portrait our time and place-marked as always by Bill O'Shaughnessy's intelligence, insight, and eloquence.

Bill O'Shaughnessy's editorials make his New York TV counterparts look like so much mish-mash. -The New York Times

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