Based on a true crime book by Pauline Guéna, THE NIGHT OF THE 12TH is a gritty mystery posing uneasy questions about the male-dominated world of law enforcement, and their ability to handle the violent crimes routinely perpetrated against women victims.

One of the most celebrated and acclaimed French films of 2022-3, following its international premiere at Cannes, THE NIGHT OF THE 12TH would go on to be nominated for 11 prestigious César Awards and capture seven, including Best Film, Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Supporting Actor (Bouli Lanners), Most Promising Actor (Bastien Bouillon) and Best Sound. Also nominated for six 2023 Lumiere Awards, the gripping thriller would win two, including Best Film and Best Screenplay. It also won two 2023 Magritte Awards for Best Actor (Bouli Lanners) and Best Foreign Film in a Co-Production.

Airs May 18, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

This week, Destinies celebrates its 40th anniversary with a one-hour special.

Tune in Friday night, for a mix of the best material from the past year, as well as some all-new features.

You'll hear encore readings from authors J.H. Nadler, J.R.H. Lawless, and Patrick Thomas; never-before-aired commentary about Doctor Who from editor David Bushman; the radio debut of a song from The Ten Commandments-The Musical, introduced by singer, actor, and producer David Serero; Chrstina M. Rau's poem "Like Clockwork;" and a song from Alan Parsons' latest album, dedicated to the memory of his late partner Eric Woolfson, and the music they created for the Alan Parsons Project.

Plus, a collection of anniversary greetings from celebrity guests who have appeared on the show during the past 40 years.

And, call in during the show to take advantage of the special Radiothon offer available only during the broadcast.

Friday, April 28th, at 11:30 PM.
Hosted by Howard Margolin.

Destinies-The Voice of Science Fiction on WUSB since 1983.

32 SOUNDS is an immersive documentary and profound sensory experience from filmmaker Sam Green that explores the elemental phenomenon of sound. The film is a meditation on the power of sound to bend time, cross borders, and profoundly shape our perception of the world around us.

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The program airs Thursday, April 27 between 6:00 PM and 8:00 PM.

Peter Joseph is an American musician, filmmaker, author and activist. His most recent work is the live action film InterReflections.

Other projects include the award-winning “Zeitgeist Film Series”, the Culture in Decline web series and his book ‘The New Human Rights Movement.’ He currently hosts the Revolution Now! Podcast.
Peter is hard at work on his newest Zeitgeist film.

THE SOUNDS OF FILM is the nation's longest running film and music themed radio show. For the past 30 years, the program has delivered a popular mix of interviews and music to listeners all over Long Island, parts of Connecticut and streaming live worldwide on the internet. Past people interviewed for the show include Hal Hartley, Whit Stillman, Michael Moore, Ernest Dickerson, Mike Leigh, Alexander Payne, Carter Burwell, Cliff Martinez, Marco Beltrami, Barbara Kopple and Thora Birch.

Worldwide listeners can tune into the SOUNDS OF FILM internet livestream on Thursday, Aprul 20 at 6:00 PM est/

Sunday, May 21st, 7 P.M. at The Long Island Museum, Rte. 25A, Stony Brook in WUSB's Sunday Street Series. 

with The Kennedys, Rod MacDonald, Pete Mancini, and Emily Duff & Brian Kachejian (piano), Don Olsen (bass) and Tom Ryan (drums)

Special guest: Ray Lambiase

We’re back live after three years of virtual celebrations on Zoom as we roam the extensive Dylan catalogue for ‘REDISCOVERING BOB - Dylan Rarities’ "Songs he wrote and gave to others, or deleted from his own albums, or only played in concerts or only appeared as single releases" 

Pete and Maura Kennedy return for their twelfth Dylan Birthday celebration. Guitars, sitars, lap steel guitars and even ukuleles come into play when The Kennedys "do Dylan."

Rod MacDonald, one of America's finest singer-songwriters and an acknowledged master at interpreting Dylan, returns for another Dylanfest.

Pete Mancini, former frontman/songwriter of Butchers Blind, Pete released his third album Killing the Old Ways in 2022 and has a new EP to be released early in May.

Emily Duff has been influenced by the blues of the Mississippi Delta, Memphis and Muscle Shoals and this all comes through in her powerful vocals and guitar playing.

Also in the band: Brian Kachejian on piano, Don Olsen on bass and Tom Ryan on drums

Special guest

Ray Lambiase – this veteran songwriter has recently released his fifth full length CD, The Road Ahead, celebrating a range of Americana musical genres.

Tickets are $35 and limited to 100 seats and are available at www.sundaystreet.org

The Sunday Street Series is a not-for-profit series sponsored by the collaboration of these not-for-profit organizations: WUSB-FM, The Greater Port Jefferson Arts Council and The Long Island Museum.