wnyc.org: "Laurie Anderson is many things – songwriter, violinist, electronic musician, vocalist. But she is first and foremost a storyteller. Her latest work, Delusion, is about memory and identity, told with her typical blend of wit and wisdom. She’ll play live in the studio." Read on

berkeley.edu: "Ken Goldberg hosts a conversation and audience question-and-answer session with acclaimed multimedia artist Laurie Anderson on topics ranging from privacy and politics to art and technology. This event was held in conjunction with Anderson's newest performance, Homeland which includes songs and stories that create a poetic and political portrait of contemporary American culture." Download here

Radio ABC: "Homeland looks at 21st-century American obsessions with security, distance, information, the relationship of fear and freedom, the increasing acceptance of violence and the persistent new language of war."

Dwyer spoke to Laurie as she surveyed the Hudson River from her New York loft.

They discussed the music, method and meaning of Homeland, as well as NASA's plans for an elevator to Mars, and her passionate desire to have extendable arms. Listen/Download here

• Interview for WNYC