All at WNYC New York Public Radio (reporter/presenter/producer) 1999 - 2005:

For audio archives on WNYC, click here.

For Morning Edition and Studio 360 stories included:

• John Corigliano writes for Bob Dylan
• Peter Brook’s new minimalist work
• Dutch Still Life painting and how it influences food stylists today
• Balanchine’s obsession with Edward Gorey
• The Silver Surfer – the sophisticated comic hero
• David Gulpilil the first Australian aboriginal film star
• Jackson Pollock and his love of jazz
• The Discovery of a new Chekhov short story
• Fela Kuti’s influence on NY bands
• Marvin Pontiac the alter ego of John Lurie
• Katherine Dunham and black dance
•  Anne McCaffrey's lawsuits against fans on the internet
• Street and Playground Rhymes and Tony Schwartz Recording
• Poetry and Mentorship: Stanley Kunitz
• Judging documentaries at the Williamsburg Film Festival
• New York City Ballet routines in health clubs
• Elvis Costello's collaboration with Anne Sophie von Otter
• Doug Varone at the Tenement Museum
• Baseball poetry
• Bloomsday at Symphony Space
• Violinist Joshua Bell and dancer Wendy Whelan on their mentors
• David Amram How to Speak Beat
• A slide show investigating the six abstract murals made for WNYC during the 1930's
  

Judith has interviewed the following celebrities:

John Cage, Merce Cunningham, Peter Brook, Lorin Maazel, Renee Fleming, Nigel Kennedy, Elvis Costello, John Lurie, Jonathan Lethem, Simon Russell Beale, Simon Callow, Anthony Sher, Lindsay Duncan, Van Cliburn, Mitsuko Uchida, Baz Luhrman, Mark Morris, Allegra Kent, Peter Martins, Peter Gelb, Anish Kapoor, John Corigliano, Katherine Dunham, Anne McCaffrey, Philip Glass, Matthew Broderick, Billy Joel, Simon Rattle, Alexei Sayle, Jonathan Miller, Talib Kweli, Nigel Kennedy, Geoffrey Rush, Barry Otto, David Gulpilil, Eduardo Paolozzi, Kathleen Turner, Alan Arkin, Stephen Merchant, Alan Alda, Ed Asner, DJ Spooky, Tariq Ali, Annie Leibowitz, Twyla Tharp, Nathan Lane, Richard Goode, Thomas Quasthoff, Colm Toibin, Hans Haacke, Peter Gelb, Gitta Sereny.