92nd Street Y (We’re flattered. As we told him on Twitter, we...)

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(8:34am Feb 2, 2012)

We’re flattered. As we told him on Twitter, we won’t promise, but you never know!

By the way, this is not the first time we’ve heard such a sentiment. Writing his last column as “The Observer” in the Boston Globe in 2010, columnist Sam Allis recalled the second column he wrote in that space, when he used it to argue for why Boston needs their own version of the 92nd Street Y.

And who would Ben-Aharon like to see at 92YBoston? Noam Chomsky, Jill Medvedow, Junot Diaz (video), Henry Louis Gates and Salman Rushdie (video), to start.

Watch and listen to many other past programs at 92Y, in our Audio & Video archive.