Want to hear what a budding undergraduate NYC socialite sounds like? Wonder no more! You can now catch Annabelle Dexter-Jones, daughter of Ann Dexter-Jones, live every Monday night from 8-10pm on The Summit, a show on Bard College Radio.
I of course couldn't resist to see what she might be talking about so I tuned in briefly. Annabelle anchors the show with the sleepy-voiced Daphne Steinberg, a fellow undergrad. I have to say she was moderately entertaining. Her knowledge of late 90s television shows, namely Dawson's Creek and James Van Der Beek, seemed fairly complete, and her commentary was well-informed.
Other topics included the meaning of Thanksgiving as well as some Alanis Morissette. Yes, some deep stuff indeed. In addition, her playlist included the following tunes to name a few:
Jewel - Who will save your soul
Sophie B. Hawkins - Damn I wish I was your lover
Kris Kross - Jump
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