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Barnes & Noble Union Square

August 18, 2009

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Regina Spektor discusses her experiences growing up as an immigrant from the Soviet Union, her transition into music, and the importance of language and culture in her storytelling. Spektor touches on the shift in her career path from classical pianist to pop singer-songwriter, mentioning how discovering Western music in her teens played a pivotal role. She reflects on societal issues such as consumerism and instant gratification, expressing hope for a more thoughtful and less materialistic future. Throughout the discussion, Regina’s music performances are woven with conversations, while Kurt Andersen discusses his book Reset and America's economic shifts.

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Barnes & Noble Union Square

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Barnes & Noble

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August 18, 2009

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