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Apr 5, 2026 • 61 minutes

Episode 228: Lost in Austin, Found in Rhinebeck: A Conversation with Our Own Alex Hannaford

Journalist Alex Hannaford on death row reporting, his book on Austin's transformation, and building a youth sailing program in the Hudson Valley.

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Mar 26, 2026 • 60 minutes

Episode 227: David Hoffman on the Life You Build When You Keep Reinventing Yourself

From carrier-current radio to Kurt Vonnegut films to PC Magazine, David Hoffman traces a life of reinvention on this special birthday episode of Correct Me If I'm Norm.

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This week's guest is coming up on her 25 year anniverary at the helm of one of my favorite restaurants, Gigi Trattoria, which she co-founded in 2001. She's a dietician/ entrepreneur an absolute delight: Laura Pensiero.

Mar 26, 2026 • 61 minutes

Episode 226: This week's guest is coming up on her 25 year anniverary at the helm of one of my favorite restaurants, Gigi Trattoria, which she co-founded in 2001. She's a dietician/ entrepreneur an absolute delight: Laura Pensiero.

This week's guest is coming up on her 25 year anniverary at the helm of one of my favorite restaurants, Gigi Trattoria, which she co-founded in 2001. She's a dietician/ entrepreneur an absolute delight: Laura Pensiero.

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Mar 14, 2026 • 61 minutes

Episode 225: Rhinebeck’s own Charles Derbyshire Traces a Life from Theater to Television to Town

West Virginia roots, a Hatfield bloodline, 15 years acting, executive stints at Bravo and the BBC, and 20 years running a spirits shop. Charles Derbyshire has lived a few lives.

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Mar 7, 2026 • 61 minutes

Episode 224: Mezcal, Watersheds, and Trust: Bard professor Monique Segarra on Oaxaca, the Catskills, and Community-Led Sustainability

Bard professor Monique Segarra returns from Oaxaca with mezcal and insights on agave sustainability, Zapotec land governance, and community-run conservation.

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Mar 7, 2026 • 60 minutes

Episode 223: Dr. Amy Novatt and Marybeth Cale on Menopause, Midlife, and the Whole-Person Approach to Women's Health

OB-GYN Dr. Amy Novatt and wellness coach Marybeth Cale on integrative approaches to perimenopause, menopause, hormone therapy, and midlife wellbeing.

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Mar 7, 2026 • 61 minutes

Episode 222: Rhinebeck's own Jaime Ransome on Feminism, Afrofuturism, and Curating ‘Weird Sisters’ in the Hudson Valley

Curator Jaime Ransome joins Norm to discuss her family roots, feminist spirituality, and two current exhibitions in the Hudson Valley.

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The Back Room with Andy Ostroy

Big & Salty

Serial Tales - Joan Juliet Buck's Littleburg Tales

The Campaign Companion

STEAM with Kitty Pilgrim

Drinking on the Edge

The Pod Catch

GynoCurious

Pilgrim's Progress

Joan of Art

The Rhinebeck Scoop

JewToo!

Lazy & Entitled

Correct me if I'm Norm

The Week That Was

Class from the Past

Objects of New York

Pass/Fail/Incomplete

Poe's Basement

Studio Property

The Catch Up

Likeable

Going Rogue

Technocracy for Dummies

Invincible Ignorance

Correct me if I'm Norm

Correct me if I'm Norm

Latest Episode

Episode 228: Lost in Austin, Found in Rhinebeck: A Conversation with Our Own Alex Hannaford

All episodes

Episode 227: David Hoffman on the Life You Build When You Keep Reinventing Yourself

Episode 226: This week's guest is coming up on her 25 year anniverary at the helm of one of my favorite restaurants, Gigi Trattoria, which she co-founded in 2001. She's a dietician/ entrepreneur an absolute delight: Laura Pensiero.

Episode 225: Rhinebeck’s own Charles Derbyshire Traces a Life from Theater to Television to Town

Episode 224: Mezcal, Watersheds, and Trust: Bard professor Monique Segarra on Oaxaca, the Catskills, and Community-Led Sustainability

Episode 223: Dr. Amy Novatt and Marybeth Cale on Menopause, Midlife, and the Whole-Person Approach to Women's Health

Episode 222: Rhinebeck's own Jaime Ransome on Feminism, Afrofuturism, and Curating ‘Weird Sisters’ in the Hudson Valley

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