The Cindy Adams Show | 05-10-26 - Cindy Adams

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Cindy Adams delivers a poignant tribute to maternal love while engaging in sharp-tongued commentary on modern society. The broadcast opens with a scathing critique of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where Adams lambasts the perceived lack of decorum and modesty in contemporary fashion. This shift into social observation leads to a substantive interview with education expert Karen Aronian, who argues that successful child-rearing and societal stability must fundamentally originate within the home. Finally, the episode culminates in a deeply personal monologue where Adams reflects on her own impoverished upbringing and the profound, singular devotion she held for her mother. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Cindy Adams delivers a poignant tribute to maternal love while engaging in sharp-tongued commentary on modern society. The broadcast opens with a scathing critique of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where Adams lambasts the perceived lack of decorum...

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