Jonathan McNicol
Producer, The Colin McEnroe ShowJonathan started at Connecticut Public in 2010. He is as likely to produce a show on America’s jury system as he is a story on all the grossest parts of the human body. He’s as likely to host a podcast on minor league baseball as he is to cover a presidential debate almost by accident. His work has been heard nationally on NPR and locally on Connecticut Public Radio’s talk shows and news magazines. Jonathan can be reached at jmcnicol@ctpublic.org.
He lives in Hamden with his wife, two kids, and an idiot dog.
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Jeffrey Lieber was one of the creators of ‘Lost.’ He’s one of the showrunners on the new reboot of ‘Matlock.’ And his play ‘Fever Dreams’ is currently at TheaterWorks Hartford. This hour, Lieber joins us in studio. -
This hour, we examine words and usage, grammar, and language as Colin unpacks everything from British sayings to style guides with Ben Yagoda and Scott Huler. -
This hour, Tony Award-winning playwright, chart-topping singer-songwriter, and bestselling author Rupert Holmes. -
Monologuist, author, and actor Josh Kornbluth is in town to perform his new one-man show, ‘Citizen Brain.’ Kornbluth joins Colin in studio for the hour. -
This hour, we took listener calls … about whatever they wanted to talk to Colin about. -
Percival Everett’s novel ‘Erasure’ was the basis for the Oscar-winning ‘American Fiction.’ His newest novel, ‘James,’ reimagines ‘Huckleberry Finn.’ This hour, Percival Everett joins us in studio. -
There sure are a lot of speeches that we expect politicians to give. But how much do those speeches really matter anymore? This hour, the art and politics of political speechmaking. -
Is there some thing that EVERYBODY likes that’s you’re just not into? ‘Star Wars?’ ‘The Bear?’ Taylor Swift? This hour, a look at not liking all the things you’re ‘supposed’ to like. -
This hour, a look at cult classic cinema and everything surrounding it: Where did the term come from? How has it evolved? What would count as a cult classic today? -
This hour is a look back at September 11, 2001, and its long shadow. We talk about the generation that has lived in a post-9/11 world and the influence of 9/11 on popular culture.
