This Week on MNN

“Gotta Run with Will” taunts you with the High Rock Challenge, a messy, inspiring, grueling Staten Island adventure race, while “GingerNewYork” relives the thrill of victory with captain Billy Goodwin of the famed 1980’s St. John’s basketball team. Plus “The Facts” zips you forward a thousand years to explore a future search for love. Everybody’s moving around on MNN this week!

“The Facts: Palau from the Future Part IV”

Tuesday, May 26, 11:30 pm

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Each episode of “The Facts” is either a music-story (using composed and improvised music and story), or a rehearsal for a music-story, or a discussion between scholars and experts. Watch this week’s episode, part 4 of an 8-part music-story using composed and improvised music and words.

Palau brings us forward to the year 3000. In a time when everyone around her is wealthy, young, healthy, and enjoying life, Palau searches for love and intimacy.

Featuring Lenore Von Stein as writer, singer, and narrator; Andrew Bolotowsky, flute; Beth Griffith, singer, Bern Nix, guitar; and Rachel Evans, viola.

 

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“Gotta Run with Will”

Thursday, May 28, 9:30 pm

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Doesn’t the warmer weather make you want to be outside and challenge yourself with a new adventure? Watch host Will Sanchez discuss the High Rock Challenge, a Staten Island obstacle race, with race director Matt LeBow. You’ll learn the history of the 13-year-old race, and hear LeBow talk passionately about the joys of trail running, conservation, and the running community.

 

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“GingerNewYork”
Friday, May 29, 2:00 pm
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A replay of the first half of the two-part episode with famed St. John’s Basketball captain Billy Goodwin. Watch Billy, joined by Sammy Albano, as they discuss the legendary team under coach Lou Carnesecca.

 

Originally from Harlem, Billy Goodwin led the St. John's men's basketball team to several victories, including the historic Big East Tournament win over Boston College that landed him the “Sports Illustrated” cover in 1983. A solid athlete and point guard at St. John’s, Goodwin was a third-round draft choice of the Milwaukee Bucks, and then played for the high ranking Nice (France) Professional Basketball Club.
 

Billy Goodwin has remained in France since the late ‘80s where he has also been a counselor for troubled youth at UET-Fleurey sur Ouche, and where he is host of a popular two-hour weekly all-sports radio show in Dijon, France.

 

 

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