the architects moisey ginsberg designed the building according to socialist ideals it was to pave the way to communal living. shared spaces like a canteen and daycare center intended to bring residents together. ginsberg's grandson is in charge of restoring the building he's an architect himself and plans to stick to his grandfather's original ideas which he says still seem odd in today . the level of forethought that went into this house is unique you can study every detail here and nothing is random.

the architect moisey ginsberg designed the building according to socialist ideals it was to pave the way to communal living. shared spaces like a canteen and daycare center intended to bring residents together. ginsberg's grandson is in charge of restoring the building he's an architect himself and plans to stick to his grandfather's original ideas which he says still seem odd and today . the level of forethought. that went into this house is unique you can study every detail here and nothing is random. everything has a meaning a purpose a function all that together makes this house an icon of modern architecture and if you. still the narcan finn building has been neglected for decades officially it's a cultural heritage site but it has repeatedly been remodeled repainted and nearly torn down by the one nine hundred thirty s. the oven god style no longer conformed with official socialist ideals it was declared to formalistic and to bush. this architecture is our trademark around the world. but in russia it was deliberately ignored ruthlessly demolished or simply remodeled. many build

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hello i'm richard ginsberg and you're watching the listening post here are some of the media stories we're tracking this week a case of bad off ticks the lebanese prime minister resigns while in saudi arabia and sends that message home via a saudi owned news channel the australian government is doing its best to keep the menace island refugees story under the radar but it's being leaked out by the refugees themselves via their mobile phones this involved in military hijacks the state owned channel to tell viewers that what they're watching is not a coup and julian assange ambassador in waiting toys with donald trump jr on twitter we begin with saudi arabia where seismic political changes are taking place with media angles galore earlier this month under the pretext of fighting corruption saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon ordered the arrest of dozens of people including royal family members ministers and businessmen among them two of the arab world's biggest media moguls days later been solomon summoned lebanon's prime minister saad hariri to the saudi capital upon his arrival i

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we want a pro life justice replacing ruth baseder ginsberg. >> that is one of the concerns certainlyor the president weighing in that, you know, that for the people in alabama who support him and again, there are a lot of people. we've seen them at the ral riz. that he already in his opinion, i guess, made a mistake on backing luther strange. that didn't work out and then for him to weigh in against -- on a states rights issue sh does that look bad for him? i would assume that's part of the consideration for him. >> i don't think any great option for the president in which he doesn't come out with some wounds. but it does seem to me that the best option from his point of view that jeff sections on the ticket or be a write in candidate that people can unite behind. and you put these other arguments aside, we know for some time now that jeff sessions has had tense relationships with the president any way and he seems to be unhappy in the job. he lost his own job. so i thought from the beginning and said so last week that the russians option is the best waun for the president and for th

and i remember allen ginsberg and robert creeley and others. >> jeremiah: but i never cook for one personways cook for about ten. why cook one little octopus when you can cook four and then have it for a few days? >> michael: remember, this were turbulent times. we were very, very alienated from the war mongering and the cultural heritage of the 1950s. that was represented to jeremiah by the food that was put in front of us in various institutions. >> jeremiah: it was the height of the student revolution, and all of my friends kept saying, "jeremiah, you know, one of these days, you have to get off your ass and become a revolutionary." and i said, "i'm too busy cooking." i spent a lot of time, between cooking, i was bailing them out of jail -- painters, dancers, sds. bringing them back to the apartment, what do i do? open champagne and eat smoked salmon. that was my revolution. >> michael: to think back about jeremiah's company and these occasions, he was always interested in enhancing the moment, throwing the dice and saying, "well, if we're going to have this kind of an evening, let's m

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the architects moisey ginsberg designed the building according to socialist ideals it was to pave the way to communal living. shared spaces like a canteen and daycare center were intended to bring residents together. ginsberg's grandson is in charge of restoring the building he's an architect himself and plans to stick to his grandfather's original ideas which he says still seem odd in today . with the level of forethought that went into this house is unique you can study every detail here and nothing is random. everything has a meaning a purpose a function all that together makes this house an icon of modern architecture it's. still the narcan from building has been neglected for decades officially it's a cultural heritage site but it has repeatedly been remodeled repainted and nearly torn down by the one nine hundred thirty s. the oven god style no longer conformed with official socialist ideals it was declared to formalistic and to bush. this architecture is our trademark around the world. but in russia it was deliberately ignored ruthlessly demolished or simply remodeled. many bui