Audio Sep 11, 2018 Juliane Dressner, Karoline Jimenez, Christine Rodriguez, and Enoch Jemmott Personal Statement takes us into the lives of three public HS seniors determined that they and their classmates will go to college.
Audio Aug 16, 2018 Dana Nachman and Don Hardy Behind the scenes with a documentary about the care and training of guide dogs.
Audio Aug 10, 2018 Rob Kapilow After Leonard Bernstein, Broadway was not the same…. Composer and commentator Rob Kapilow illustrates why.
Audio Aug 02, 2018 Douglas Hegley, Samantha Porter and Colin McFadden “Riddle Mia This” turns the Minneapolis Institute of Art into a puzzle room.
Audio Jul 26, 2018 Sunni Fass and LuAnne Holladay The Lotus World Music and Arts Festival may be global but it has deep roots in Bloomington Indiana.
Audio Jul 19, 2018 Malcolm J. Merriweather Conductor and singer Malcolm J. Merriweather: a young maestro extends a classical tradition.
Audio Jun 29, 2018 Sergeant 1st Class Juan Munoz Army Artist in Residence Sgt. 1st Class Juan Munoz tells the stories of soldiers
Audio Jun 21, 2018 Artemio Posadas 2016 Bess Lomax Hawes NEA National Heritage Fellow Artemio Posadas keeping the musical tradition of son huasteco vibrant.
Audio Jun 15, 2018 Ilya Tovbis The Washington Jewish Film Festival’s director Ilya Tovbis wants to open doors to Jewish life around the world.
Audio Jun 08, 2018 Kiran Singh Sirah The president of the National Storytelling Festival in Jonesborough, Tennessee, talks about how the festival is creating community one story at a time.
Audio May 31, 2018 Dria Brown Actor Dria Brown talks about her growing up in South Carolina, how time in her father’s church readied her for the role of George Bernard Shaw’s St. Joan, and her desire to get the audience to engage with the performance.
Audio May 24, 2018 Creative Forces and Finding A Tribe The military, art and healing: the power of Creative Forces