Blair Kamin's guest appearances

Blair Kamin

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Rick Kogan

John Williams

Bob Sirott

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Barbara Mahany

Rick Kogan is joined by former Tribune pals Blair Kamin and Barbara Mahany to talk about their new books, Blair’s “Who Is This City For?” and Barb’s “The Book of Nature.” https://serve.castfire.com/audio/4135898/4135898_2023-07-03-003538.64kmono.mp3

Rick Kogan is joined by former Tribune pals Blair Kamin and Barbara Mahany to talk about their new books, Blair’s “Who Is This City For?” and Barb’s “The Book of Nature.” <a href="https://serve.castfire.com/audio/4135898/4135898_2023-07-03-003538.64kmono.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://serve.castfire.com/audio/4135898/4135898_2023-07-03-003538.64kmono.mp3</a>

New work from Blair Kamin and Barbara Mahany

Cheryl Bentyne

Nowhere in the world celebrates Modernism better than Modernism Week in Palm Springs, California. Every February, they have a weeklong architecture and design festival, which actually lasts 11 days,  and USModernist Radio was there interviewing keynote speakers plus special guests at the USModernist compound, aka poolside at the hip Hotel Skylark. Our 2023 coverage kicks off with architecture critic, the Pulitzer Prize-winning Blair Kamin. Now retired from the Tribune, his latest book project, Who Is the City For?, pairs a selection of his essays about the inequities in Chicago’s built environment with photographs by past podcast guest Lee Bey.  Later on, from a Bill Krisel house in Palm Springs, musical guest Cheryl Bentyne of the Manhattan Transfer, famous for songs like Operator and Boy From New York City.  They’ve won 10 Grammys, and this year, they’re on their 50th anniversary and final world tour.

Nowhere in the world celebrates Modernism better than Modernism Week in Palm Springs, California. Every February, they have a weeklong architecture and design festival, which actually lasts 11 days,  and USModernist Radio was there interviewing keynote speakers plus special guests at the USModernist compound, aka poolside at the hip Hotel Skylark. Our 2023 coverage kicks off with architecture critic, the Pulitzer Prize-winning Blair Kamin. Now retired from the Tribune, his latest book project, Who Is the City For?, pairs a selection of his essays about the inequities in Chicago’s built environment with photographs by past podcast guest Lee Bey.  Later on, from a Bill Krisel house in Palm Springs, musical guest Cheryl Bentyne of the Manhattan Transfer, famous for songs like Operator and Boy From New York City.  They’ve won 10 Grammys, and this year, they’re on their 50th anniversary and final world tour.