What is a city without its music?

The legacy of the New York Philharmonic is incredible nearly two centuries of history.

That's a lot of music and a lot of stories.

I was sitting on stage for the very first time thinking,

I can't quite believe this is happening.

Join me, Jamie Bernstein, as we explore the history of the New York Philharmonic.

It's the NY Phil story made in New York, a podcast about a city, its people, and their orchestra.

Listen wherever you get podcasts.

Hey everyone, it's Justin Richmond.

As a broken record listener, you get to hear from some of the most talented and creative musicians around.

But every so often, a performer feels just a cut above the rest.

They're particularly fascinating.

And I include Steve Martin in that category.

He's an incredible actor, writer, comedic performer, musician, and it turns out even has an eye for art.

For decades now, Steve Martin's been a pure creative force.

And now through Pushkin, Steve has his own original audiobook that I'm excited to share an excerpt of with you today.

It's called So Many Steve's, and it's an exploration of Steve Martin's many creative lives

in conversation with his friend and New Yorker writer Adam Gottnik.

In this preview, you'll hear Steve Martin and Adam talk about Steve's music career.

You'll even get to hear him score their conversation on banjo.

Check out the audiobook on Pushkin.fm for the complete conversations.

And in the meantime, enjoy this excerpt of So Many Steve's.

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