Fr. Robert Lauder Discusses Big-Screen Broadway Musicals
November 5, 2014Continuing his look at various film genres, Fr. Robert Lauder discusses films that were adapted from Broadway musicals (and in one case […]
Topic: Entertainment
He Walked By Night
November 2, 2014In this episode, Dan and Father Jim Cunningham discuss the 1948 film noir “He Walked By Night” based on the real life […]
Eamon Loingsigh – Irish Gangs on the Brooklyn Waterfront, Early 1900s
October 30, 2014Eamon Loingsigh (pronounced Amon Lynch) is the author of Light of the Diddicoy, the first of a trilogy about Irish immigrant gangs […]
Eight-Year-Old Piano Master Prepares for Brooklyn Concert
October 29, 2014Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach tries to tinkle the ivories but hands the piano over to an award winning musician who is still […]
Damascus Bread Factory
October 29, 2014This week on Breaking Bread follow Monsignor Jamie and Johanna as they visit Our Lady of Lebanon Cathedral in downtown Brooklyn. They […]
60+ Second Review – “St. Vincent”
October 27, 2014David DiCerto reviews writer-director Ted Melfi’s debut feature film starring Bill Murray, Naomi Watts and Melissa McCarthy in ST. VINCENT.
60 Second Review – “Gone Girl”
October 27, 2014David DiCerto reviews director David Fincher’s big-screen adaptation of the best-selling novel, GONE GIRL.
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
October 26, 2014Classic’s Halloween special features the 1920 version of “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” with John Barrymore playing both roles. Dan’s guest is […]
Flushing and Korean Barbecue
October 22, 2014Flushing is the second largest Chinatown in NYC. That’s where host Johanna Botta finds the most authentic Chinese tea. Monsignor Jamie joins […]
Interview with Ted Melfi, Writer-Director of ST. VINCENT
October 21, 2014David DiCerto sits down with writer-director Ted Melfi, a close friend of our own Fr. Robert Lauder, whose first feature film, ST. […]