An interview with Noah Adams

with Noah Adams
in Music, Books
on Friday, May 10, 1996 * * * * *

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Noah Adams, host of National Public Radio's "All Things Considered", discusses his experience learning the piano at age 51, as detailed in his book "Piano Lessons: Music, Love and True Adventures".

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    1. g. van Brocklin  08/26/2008 01:21 PM Report

      Watched your series on Education with interest.

      Please look into possible topics related to the problems we are having in this country with the level of English as it is spoken across the country and particularly in the media. Adlescent slang has now become the norm. Communication except for rare instances (on the media)such as your show, PBS and the News Hour is relagated to such phrases as "cool, neat,kids,guys,amazing, awsome,done deal, good to go," ad infinitum. Can we save our language? I lobby my senators. Some bills are in the works, but since schools are not teaching English most people don't care.

    2. Ayokunle Adeyemi  02/16/2008 04:24 PM Report

      I can't agree more with Pat Toland's hunger to hear Ayaan Hirsi Ali speak to the significant issues that she continues to champion (human rights, women's rights, democracy). These issues resonate strongly with the zeitgist of this 21st century; and it is, for me, imperative that Ali's courageous voice be heard, and heard here, as she represents so strongly the spirit of Charlie Rose.

    3. Pat Toland  06/21/2007 05:09 PM Report

      Would love to have you interview Ayaan Hirsi Ali, author of "Infidel."

      Thanks for your wonderful programs....you're the very best program on television.