Fresh Air: Tuesday - March 23, 2004

Tuesday 3.23.2004


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Terry Gross
Tuesday

A Tribute to Spalding Gray. On March 7, Gray was found dead in the East River in New York after a two-month disappearance. He was 62. Gray was best known for his autobiographical monologues, including Swimming to Cambodia, Monster in a Box and It’s a Slippery Slope. We feature excerpts from several of the interviews he recorded on Fresh Air.

Web Extra: Photos, Videos of Gray's Monologues.

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• Richard Clarke
• Neil Young
• David Milch

• David Bianculli reviews HBO's Deadwood.
• Linguist Geoff Nunberg on profanity.
• David Edelstein reviews Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

Special Features

Check out some highlights from the Fresh Air Web site. Critics' Holiday and Best of 2003 picks from Maureen Corrigan, Ken Tucker, Kevin Whitehead and David Edelstein.

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