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Peter Riegert’s<\/h1>\n

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Our guests for Season One of Vocal Heroes<\/em>\u2026<\/h2>\n

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Peter and Karen met during auditions for Animal House. <\/em>On the road to that moment? Two hands seen typing all winter through a distant apartment window, a four-hour play in Polish, a road trip to South America, and a widely ignored index card tacked up inside a Manhattan theater school\u2019s front door.<\/p>\n

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On the set of “The Good Wife”<\/em> in 2012, Peter told fellow actor Kevin Hogan about his recent fascination with Abraham Lincoln\u2019s favorite Shakespearean, James H. Hackett. \u201cYou have to meet my writer pal, Matthew Goodman,\u201d replied Hogan. \u201cYou guys both tell amazing stories.\u201d A subsequent lunch sparked years of Peter and Matthew trading favorite historical details. Here, the pair discuss Matthew\u2019s third non-fiction book The City Game, a basketball tale so iconic it\u2019s the reason sportswriters first employed the phrase \u201cA Cinderella Story.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Panamanian-born Rub\u00e9n may be the most hyphenated person with whom Peter has a conversation this season: musician-composer-politician-actor-activist-singer (not to mention Harvard Law graduate, guy you probably pick first for your post-apocalyptic zombie-hunting dream team, and Minister of Tourism for Panama, emeritus.) They delve into everything from the greatest lessons you can learn as a kid to the perennial search for a true and just \u201cAmerica.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Carey (director, playwright, author, and kickass warrior for cultural excellence) first met Peter when she cast him as the seductively sinister Goldberg in her first New York revival of Harold Pinter\u2019s The Birthday Party. The two discuss language, wit, doom, humor, childhood dreams of archaeology, telegrams from \u201cMonty,\u201d and how the communal catharsis of fine theater helps us
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On the eve of Watergate in 1972, 31-year-old Liz Holtzman became the youngest woman ever elected to Congress. Defeating Judiciary Committee chair and 50-year-incumbent Emanuel Celler, she hit the ground running. Holtzman became the only Judiciary Committee member gutsy enough to ask Gerald Ford whether he\u2019d pardoned Nixon as a quid pro quo, then filed suit to halt our illegal bombing of Cambodia. Her insights into current political catastrophes are equally keen and incisive. She\u2019s never been one to pull a punch.<\/p>\n

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On June 21 in the \u201cFreedom Summer\u201d of 1964, civil rights workers Michael \u201cMickey\u201d Schwerner, James Chaney, and Andrew Goodman were murdered by the KKK outside the town of Philadelphia in Neshoba County, Mississippi. (Ronald Reagan became the \u201cdog whistle\u201d poster boy with his 1980 States\u2019 Rights speech at that county\u2019s fairgrounds.) In this episode, Mickey\u2019s brother Steve and niece Cassie talk with Peter about the lasting impact those killings have had on their lives, and how the aims of Freedom Summer have been taken up with renewed passion globally by Black Lives Matter protestors in 2020.<\/p>\n

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