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Merrin Lazyan

Merrin Lazyan

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Creator and Producer, WNYC (New York, NY)

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Total articles 61

  • Would China bring a new start to New START?

    By Laicie Heeley Verified, Merrin Lazyan Verified| The World from PRX Verified The Things That Go Boom podcast is a co-production of PRX and Inkstick Media, and is a partner of The World. This season on the podcast: What kinds of security risks are building out there? We’ll look at misinformation, shadow warfare and ask if democracy is even still in vogue. When US President Donald Trump took office in 2017, the US was a party to four existing arms control treaties: the Iran deal, the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, the Open Skies Treaty and New START.

    By Laicie Heeley Verified, Merrin Lazyan Verified · The World from PRX

    Jul. 09, 2020

  • Juneteenth: Celebrating Black Classical Artistry on WQXR

    By Merrin Lazyan Verified| WQXR-FM (New York, NY) Verified On Friday, June 19th, WQXR will honor Juneteenth with a 24-hour music marathon celebrating black classical artistry and a live call-in special, hosted by Terrance McKnight.

    By Merrin Lazyan Verified · WQXR-FM (New York, NY)

    Jun. 19, 2020

  • Would China bring a new start to New START?

    By Laicie Heeley Verified, Merrin Lazyan Verified| The World from PRX Verified The Things That Go Boom podcast is a co-production of PRX and Inkstick Media, and is a partner of The World. This season on the podcast: What kinds of security risks are building out there? We’ll look at misinformation, shadow warfare and ask if democracy is even still in vogue. When US President Donald Trump took office in 2017, the US was a party to four existing arms control treaties: the Iran deal, the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, the Open Skies Treaty and New START.

    By Laicie Heeley Verified, Merrin Lazyan Verified · The World from PRX

    Jul. 09, 2020

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WNYC (New York, NY)