The Cindy Adams Show | 04-05-26 - Cindy Adams

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Cindy Adams begins by juxtaposing the extravagance of space exploration against the economic struggles of everyday Americans before pivoting to a somber report on the precarious reality of life in Israel. The program transitions into an interview with Nazi Parvisi of the Museum of Food and Drink, exploring the history and humanity of New York’s street vendors and the cultural significance of immigrant cuisines. Finally, Adams concludes with a cynical look at the machinations of Hollywood management and celebrity gossip, reinforcing her role as a veteran observer of power, fame, and social friction. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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