Epstein Secrets

Smith, Reginald Dwayne Betts, Li-Young Lee and a chorus of exonerees from the Innocence Project; On William Carlos Williams’s “This Is Just To Say”: Woody Allen, Jane Hirshfield, Rafael Campo and a chorus of couples young and old; On Langston Hughes’s “Harlem”: President Bill Clinton, Herbie Hancock, Sonia Sa

ons, Salamishah Tillet, Steve Stoute, and a chorus of hip hop heads; On Galway Kinnell’s “The Grey Heron”: E.O. Wilson, Robert Hass, Laura McPhee; On Gwendolyn Brooks’s “To Prisoners”: Anna Deveare Smith, Reginald Dwayne Betts, Li-Young Lee and a chorus of exonerees from the Innocence Project; On William Carlos Willi

Smith, Reginald Dwayne Betts, Li-Young Lee and a chorus of exonerees from the Innocence Project; On William Carlos Williams’s “This Is Just To Say”: Woody Allen, Jane Hirshfield, Rafael Campo and a chorus of couples young and old; On Langston Hughes’s “Harlem”: President Bill Clinton, Herbie Hancock, Sonia Sa

horus of hip HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_019331 --- PAGE BREAK --- hop heads; On Galway Kinnell’s “The Grey Heron”: E.O. Wilson, Robert Hass, Laura McPhee; On Gwendolyn Brooks’s “To Prisoners”: Anna Deveare Smith, Reginald Dwayne Betts, Li-Young Lee and a chorus of exonerees from the Innocence Project; On William Carlos Willi

(filmed in Harlem and LA) Nas on traditions of American urban long-form poetry Lena Dunham on truth-telling and romantic love (filmed in Brooklyn) Woody Allen on poetry, sincerity, and morality Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan on poetry and the law Vice President Al Gore on poetry and the environment Ro

ident Al Gore on poetry and the environment Robert Frost biographer Jay Parini with Harvard students on trauma (filmed in Vermont) Alfre Woodard on Gwendolyn Brooks and rebellion Senator John McCain on love and loyalty to comrades (filmed in Washington DC) Katie Couric on grief and self-control NBA athletes Sha

nd with David Coleman, head of the College Board and writer of the Common Core Standards, on Frost’s “Birches” and learning. With director and actor Woody Allen on William Carlos Williams’s “this is just to Wea say” “and on marriage (filmed in Allen’s studio) and with poet physician Rafael Campo on Williams

is just to Wea say” “and on marriage (filmed in Allen’s studio) and with poet physician Rafael Campo on Williams and healing With Alfre Woodard on Gwendolyn Brooks’s “song of the front yard “ and on obedience to parents (filmed before a live audience in Aspen) With Rabbi Moshe Waldocks , on Allen Ginsberg’s “Kadd

eron”: E.O. Wilson, Robert Hass, Laura McPhee; On Gwendolyn Brooks’s “To Prisoners”: Anna Deveare Smith, Reginald Dway

Smith, Reginald Dwayne Betts, Li-Young Lee and a chorus of exonerees from the Innocence Project; On William Carlos Williams’s “This Is Just To Say”: Woody Allen, Jane Hirshfield, Rafael Campo and a chorus of couples young and old; On Langston Hughes’s “Harlem”: President Bill Clinton, Herbie Hancock, Sonia Sa