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Arts and Ideas on CAI
Sunday evening from 7 to 11
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Join station founder Jay Allison for an eclectic mix of topics Sunday evenings 7 to 11pm.

Many programs on Arts & Ideas come from the Public Radio Exchange, a project of Atlantic Public Media in Woods Hole. If you heard something on Arts & Ideas, chances are you can find it on the PRX.

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  • Tune in Sunday nights for Arts and Ideas. This week: Stories of finding hope, grace, and light, on the Moth Radio Hour which we produce in Woods Hole, archival music from the Smithsonian and how the U.S. could become lithium independent.
  • This week on Arts and Ideas: Stories of pioneering women architects, archival music from the Smithsonian, and poets against despair
  • This week on Arts and Ideas: Moving through discomfort on the Moth Radio Hour, which we produce here in Woods Hole, archival music from the Smithsonian, and we should be “colorblind” when it comes to race… yes or no.
  • This week on Arts and Ideas: Poets and musicians celebrating Black History Month, Archival music from the Smithsonian and what hump-back whales teach about inter-species communication.
  • This week on Arts and Ideas: Humanity in all its imperfections on a brand new Moth Radio Hour which we produce in Woods Hole, love stories across the Black diaspora and the start of modern jazz drumming.
  • This week on Arts and Ideas: How humans went from self-sufficient primates to nonstop shoppers, music and stories from the Smithsonian and the Republican Party’s tax cuts are irresponsible… Yes or no, that’s the debate.
  • This week on Arts and Ideas: A new Moth Radio Hour produced by us in Woods Hole, celebrating Black History Month with The Choral Hour and outlaw country music.
  • This week on Arts and Ideas: The story of the only successful coup d'etat in U.S. history, a fiddle tune, a funerary song, and Indonesian pop and a debate on whether artists should be allowed to borrow from cultures that aren’t their own.
  • This week on Arts and Ideas: Stories of finding your people on a new Moth Radio Hour produced by us, street singer, a gospel traditionalist, and more music and the trains that brought American orphans to new homes.
  • This week on Arts and Ideas: A debate on whether Former President Trump is guilty of charges for the attack on the U.S. Capitol, railroad tunes, sea chanteys, and mountain music and a Muslim community’s quest for acceptance after a hate crime.