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Program Guide

2022 Summer Orgy Season

From May 1-24, tune in for forty-four Orgy programs, including the complete works of Franz Schubert, songs from middle school years, a tribute to the Moog synthesizer, poetry through song, the best Afro-Cuban music, jazz from video game soundtracks, and much more—only on WHRB. Read More >
Harvard, As We Know It, WHRB News, art, science, museum, Noelle Chung

“Our job is to fight against entropy”: Narayan Khandekar on the Straus Center and the…

Noelle Chung ’25 chats with Director of the Straus Center Narayan Khandekar on technical art history and the Forbes Pigment Collection. Read More >
As We Know It, Artist, WHRB News, art, activism, Noelle Chung, Laetitia Ky

Sculpting, the Body, and Activism: A Chat with Laetitia Ky

Noelle Chung ’25 speaks with Laetitia Ky, an artist and activist who shares her message of uplifting women through sculptures made from her hair. Read More >
As We Know It, Music, WHRB News, opera, Noelle Chung, Nighttown, Benjamin Wenzelberg

Nighttown: Benjamin Wenzelberg's Reimagining of Ulysses

Noelle Chung chats with Benjamin Wenzelberg ’21. Conductor, countertenor, and composer, Wenzelberg wrote the music and libretto for “Nighttown,” an operatic reimagining of Joyce’s Ulysses. Listen for a conversation about his relationship with music, the creative process behind “Nighttown,” and the importance of opera. Read More >

As We Know It, Artist, WHRB News, art, Noelle Chung

On Personal Expression and Comics with Alison…

Noelle Chung '25 chats with Alison Bechdel, a renowned American cartoonist and 2014 recipient of the MacArthur Genius Award. With a broad range of comics and graphic memoirs, her works focus on explorations of her o

Starvation Amidst Plenty: An Interview with…

Listen as TAPAS interviews Professor Sugata Bose on what the man-made famines of the 1940s in China, Vietnam, and India can teach us about the history of imperialism and global affairs today.

As We Know It, art, activism, science, New York City

Art, Science, and Advocacy: Interview with Amanda…

Noelle Chung, ’25, speaks with Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya, a former neuroscientist and now artist-activist. Join a conversation on her path to the world of art, science outreach, and celebration of the AAPI voice.