David Bianculli

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5,104 appearances 121 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 4d ago

David Bianculli’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Fresh Air · Looney Tunes animator Chuck Jones / Remembering singer Cassandra Wilson · 18 Sep 2026 podcast

The cartoonist eventually erases not only the background, but Daffy himself. voice-verified

Chuck Jones speaking to Terry Gross in 1989. voice-verified

He died in 2002. voice-verified

Coyote vs. Acme, the little movie that could, is still chugging along in theaters nationwide. voice-verified

We'll end our animated salute to Coyote vs. Acme with another Looney Tunes clip. voice-verified

This is from Daffy Duck for President, a 2004 cartoon based on the 1997 children's book of the same name written and illustrated by Chuck Jones. voice-verified

Coming up, jazz historian Kevin Whitehead has an appreciation of Cassandra Wilson, the jazz singer, songwriter, and producer who died earlier this month. voice-verified

We'll also play an interview with her from our archives. voice-verified

I'm David Bianculli, and this is Fresh Air. voice-verified

This is Fresh Air. voice-verified

I'm David Biegun-Cooley. voice-verified

Singer Cassandra Wilson died in her hometown of Jackson, Mississippi, on September 2nd, at age 70. voice-verified

She first attracted attention in the 1980s, singing tricky songs by jazz composers Henry Threadgill and Steve Coleman. voice-verified

Soon, she was recording albums of her own, where she featured a wide variety of material and became one of jazz music's breakout stars, performing on screen in the movies Junior and The Score. voice-verified

Jazz historian Kevin Whitehead surveys Cassandra Wilson's 30-year recording career. voice-verified

Jazz historian Kevin Whitehead. voice-verified

He's the author of New Dutch Swing, Why Jazz, and Play the Way You Feel. voice-verified

His piece commemorated jazz singer, composer, and producer Cassandra Wilson, who died last week. voice-verified

She was 70 years old. voice-verified

Coming up, we listen to Terry's 1988 interview with Cassandra Wilson. voice-verified

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