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All Of It with Alison Stewart is a show about culture and its consumers. ALL OF IT is a show about culture and context. ALL OF IT is a show about culture and the culture. Our aim is to engage the thinkers, doers, makers, and creators, about the what and why of their work. People make the culture and we hope, need, and want the WNYC community to be a part of our show. As we build a community around... more

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Andrea Janes
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Esther Choi
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Host

Alison Stewart
Host of All Of It

Reviews

4.0 out of 5 stars from 553 ratings
  • Stilted Interviews

    I always turn off the radio when this show comes on. The host just robotically goes through a list of prepared questions. She rarely reacts to the guest’s responses nor does she try to dive deeper into the topic. It’s just one question after the next, which makes her seem disinterested and hard to listen to.

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    SlVlJ
    United States3 months ago
  • A reprieve from politics

    Alison is plugged into NYC culture. Listening keeps me informed on current writing, theater, museums, food and all that is delicious in NYC. She has a great historical perspective as she has been involved in New York City culture for decades. My thanks to Alison and to the staff of All of It.

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    5
    working Class Gal
    United States3 months ago
  • Too Music Centric

    This show lacks the deep literary and socio-political discussion that its predecessor had. The diversity of topics is frustratingly thin, and it is too music-centric, with too many live performances. While I love music, it’s so subjective, and it doesn’t work for a show which purports to be about “All of It.” This used to be a mid-day mainstay for me. Not anymore. WNYC should create another show to replace the void that Lopate’s show left.

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    ja2891
    United States5 months ago
  • Transactional and disrespectful

    It seems like this podcast is not interpersonal at all and it just seems very transactional towards the people who are on the podcast with this host but also towards the people who call in or even text. It just seems like anything said by people within the podcast other than the host is being used for content without any sort of acknowledgment of what they had said. It’s very weird, off-putting, and honestly disrespectful towards the people who show extreme vulnerability.

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    jfkdoshsvdkdkddvsksjh
    United States5 months ago
  • Delightful

    What a nice podcast, it feels like old school radio in the best way.

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    kshayh
    United States7 months ago

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Thoughtful, insightful questions with strong guest prep.
Some listeners find the interview pacing uneven; depth can vary by guest.
Shows NYC culture breadth; great for discovering art and literary guests.
High-quality guests and energy; good for sponsor alignment with arts culture.

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Visit a "Vibrant Poetry Village" At the NYC Poetry Festival
Q: What does that mean for the programming this year?
Braje says the “A Modern Odyssey” theme appears in festival spaces, including the member gathering tent called Club Ithaca and the refreshments area called Calypso's Cove.
Fifty Years of NYC's Greenmarkets
Q: How do you respond to the fact that only wealthier New Yorkers can afford green market prices?
Tarpey says prices vary across farms, and shoppers can find options at different price points. She also argues that market produce is freshly picked and can last longer, and that some market prices compare with grocery-store prices.
Visit a "Vibrant Poetry Village" At the NYC Poetry Festival
Q: How did it get its start?
Jackie Braje says the festival was founded 15 years ago by Stephanie Berger and another co-founder, with volunteers building the stages themselves on Governor's Island.
Fifty Years of NYC's Greenmarkets
Q: What was the initial vision and who were some of the main advocates?
Barry Benepe and Bob Lewis sought to address regional farmland loss and New Yorkers' lack of flavorful, affordable fresh produce by creating direct markets for farmers. They faced permitting obstacles and had to persuade farmers to travel to the city.
American History Fridays: Frederick Douglass
Q: How did they view one another initially?
Douglass was initially a fierce critic of Lincoln, unsure whether Republicans truly opposed slavery. Their relationship developed as Lincoln moved toward emancipation and later invited Douglass to advise him on a plan to help enslaved people reach Union lines.

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Frequently Asked Questions About All Of It

What is All Of It about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This program centers culture and its consumers, featuring deep-dive conversations with artists, authors, performers, and cultural organizers. Episodes span film, theater, music, books, food, and city life, often pairing intimate interviews with live performances or creative showcases. Hosts guide thoughtful questions that illuminate the creative process, societal context, and personal journeys behind projects, making it a go-to for listeners who want both breadth and depth in arts and culture discourse. One standout strength is the broad, NYC-centered cultural lens, which frequently blends literary, cinematic, and musical guests with practical takes on making and consuming culture. The format's openness to cross-disciplinary conversations a... more

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