LifeHack: Tim Burton's Wednesday Actor Georgie Farmer In Conversation
Remembering Mitchel Cohen In Spirit And Song
Bro on "Your TV is handcuffing your rights!"
& Garland Nixon!
American Solitaire: A Conversation With Joshua Close. And also Close in Kill The Messenger, the true story of reporter Rich Klein & the CIA murder of whistleblower Gary Webb
Speaking Of Lucifer: An Art Spirito Excursion
& Garland Nixon!
Crucible: Henry Ford, Workers, And War; A Conversation w/ filmmaker and author John Sayles about his new historical novel
Miriam Margolyes Talks A Friend of Dorothy, Reds, Holy Days, And Memories Of Diane Keaton. And this British star & advocate for Palestine also speaks of The Age of Innocence and her portrayal of Professor Sprout in Harry Potter
And Garland Nixon!
Miriam Margolyes Talks A Friend of Dorothy, Reds, Holy Days, And Memories Of Diane Keaton. And this British star & advocate for Palestine also speaks of The Age of Innocence and her portrayal of Professor Sprout in Harry Potter
Crucible: Henry Ford, Workers, And War--A Conversation with John Sayles
& Garland Nixon!
William Forsythe Talks The Roaring Game - And His John Gacy, Al Capone, J. Edgar Hoover And Jake LaMotta
Activist, performer, & composer Andy Teirstein on immigration court and teaching music in prison
Bro on Macron & the bankers
The Dances With Films Festival, a discussion about Stop Time
& Garland Nixon!
Michael Mosley Talks Signing Tony Raymond, Ballard, The Savant. A conversation about his latest satirical film during this football season
Luke O'Neil's new short fictions, "We Had It Coming"
*Movies 2025 Wrap-Up Report: Broe on the worst of the worst.
Filmmaker Patrick Harbinson Talks His 'Maigret' - among 34+ other Detective Maigret screen manifestations. And what this may have to do with Vietnamese takeout and a ratty old trench coat...
Halloween Spookarama with The Black Cat
& Garland Nixon!
Tim Blake Nelson Talks Bang Bang, as a down & out Detroit ex-boxer. Also, The Lowdown, & Nelson's status as a continuing master of many movie hats
More Copaganda: How The Police And The Media Manipulate Our News
Broe reports on the mass rage on the streets of Paris
& Garland Nixon!
Suspended Time: Oliver Assayas talks about his existential voyage through the Covid lockdown. Also Carlos, and his Putin in Wizard Of The Kremlin
Return to Fukushima, an irradiated world
Julian Assange Speaks At the Cannes Film Festival. Or rather, doesn't...
And Garland Nixon!
*And Garland Nixon!
Red Rosa (Luxemburg): Kate Evans on her graphic history of the great socialist
And Garland Nixon!
Sergei Toymentsev on Andrei Tarkovsky: A Cinema Of Contradictions
and Garland Nixon!
*And Garland Nixon!
The Sing Sing Chronicles with prisoner turned actor, Jon-Adrian 'JJ' Velazquez
"The Mockingbird" by Ambrose Bierce
UK Desk: Four reasons why a nuclear weapon has not gone off as yet
*And Shahid Bolsen!
*And Garland Nixon!
Andie MacDowell on starring as a mother of a daughter strung out on meth in Good Girl Jane, & new film Goodrich
UK desk: the killing of Yahya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas
Dinesh D'Souza on The AE Hot Seat explaining his unusual promo bio for his film, Vindicating Trump*
*Bob & Ray-ish October Surprise Homage
*UK Desk: With Mary Caldwell, the wife of soul music legend Bobby Caldwell
and Garland Nixon!
Joy Reid's Medgar And Myrlie
The New York War Crimes--Writers Against the War On Gaza
Open Country: Jack Clarke speaks with Glenda and Jesse Drew about their country music doc
Garland Nixon on Hollywood
C. Thomas Howell Talks Ride, and Playing Caspar Weinberger in Reagan
Finding The Money: Everything you knew about the way the US economy works is wrong
Caitlin Johnstone on Celebrities Boosting The Empire
Garland Nixon talks Google Gatekeepers
Nowhere Special: A Conversation With James Norton And Director Uberto Pasolini
Walled Off: Banksy's West Bank Hotel
Bro on live streaming genocide
Garland Nixon on endless war on two fronts
George Lopez: The politically fueled standup comic is joined by cast members of his socially conscious sitcom, Lopez vs. Lopez
Broe on Jonathan Glazer's Gaza genocide Oscar speech
Team Human: Douglas Rushkoff's tale of tech dehumanization
And Garland Nixon
Wicked Little Letters: Olivia Colman's new film explores how women cursing became an expression of defiance and liberation
The Berman Murders: Doug Kari on an unsolved crime in the CA desert 40 years ago
Garland Nixon on the attack on Moscow
Actor Jon Seda discusses Selena, La Brea, Carlito's Way and his role with Richard Dreyfuss in the upcoming Into The Deep
Americonned: Time To Rise, probing the Sean Claffey documentary
Israel's Genocide from two sides
And Garland Nixon on Let's Start Here
Director Jean-Pierre Jeunet Talks Amelie, Alien Resurrection, And The Farmer Uprisings
Bro On The Global Cultural Beat: "Vienna - City Of Contrasts And Contradictions"
** Garland Nixon on the US race for President
Ian McShane talks American Star and the John Wick sequel, Ballerina
Until Tomorrow, Comrades: Eric Gordon on Portuguese revolutionary Manuel Tiago's novel
"The Power Of Film": a personal exploration of screen classics with Brett Gregory
Garland Nixon on NATO and Euro-scam
Sean Mattison Talks Petro, new Colombian documentary at Slamdance: how a former guerrilla became President
Franz Kafka's Before the Law and An Imperial Message
Bro looks at the Best and Worst TV Series of the Year
And Garland Nixon on Hollywood propaganda
James Ivory Talks Merchant Ivory and that historic filmmaking team in a new film doc directed by Stephen Soucy
* Brett Gregory interviews Matt Alford on Julian Assange's Final Extradition Appeal
Karl Marx, Private Eye!
Garland Nixon on the narcissistic US empire
Ed Begley Jr. on his new memoir, To The Temple of Tranquility...And Step On It!
Part 2 with the author of the new bio, Becoming Ella Fitzgerald
The Success Of Failure: "Movies So Bad, They're Good"
Garland Nixon on Hollywood propaganda
Terrence Howard Talks Empire, Hustle & Flow, and his upcoming Shirley Chisholm biopic, Shirley
AE Fave Mary Murphy discusses film, theater, tv, animation, video games, voice acting, and the actors' strike
Garland Nixon on "Why We Blow Ourselves Up"
Alicia Witt Talks Movies, Music, And The Continuing Actors Struggle
Miguel Gardel reads from his short story, "Blues In America"
Peter Wise discourses on the 9 minute Nietzsche
Garland Nixon on Trainwreck America
Michael Rapaport talks DeNiro, Walken, strikes, and stand-up comedy
Underground Empire: How America Weaponized the World's Economy
Brett Gregory on the Drive In: Outdoor Cinema In 1950s America
Mitchel Cohen's anti-war memory lane excursion
*Brett Gregory on Identity Politics, Horror, Marxism And the Hayes Code
*Garland Nixon on "Who Am I?"
Filmmaker and veteran manager of rock artists Jon Brewer discusses his doc Chuck Berry: The Original King Of Rock 'n' Roll
Brett Gregory and Dominic Lees on AI's impact on film and TV
Garland Nixon on suing Twitter
In this adaptation prepared especially for radio, Virginia Woolf's ground-breaking stream of consciousness novel, To The Lighthouse, is brought to life.
In a sort of ghost story that plays with time, memory, and recollection, a young boy, over a period of ten years, tries to journey to the lighthouse, a stormy boat ride away from his family’s summer vacation home. The life of his nurturing mother, hemmed in by social and family strictures, is contrasted with that of her artist friend who lives in artistic freedom, but alone.
Filmmaker Susan Stern Talks Barbie Nation--An Unauthorized Tour!
Brett Gregory & Chris Nunn In Search of The Wicker Man--new revelations on the cult horror film
Wall Street/Hollywood East And West SAG AFTRA Strike Update
Dennis Broe on "Apocalyptic TV & Global Warming"
*Wall Street/Hollywood SAG-AFTRA Actor's Strike Updates
Kubrick And Control: Brett Gregory on Jeremy Carr's interpretation of Kubrick's classics
Garland Nixon's Crime Scenes
Hollywood Babble-On: Kevin Smith Taking The Movie Industry To The Next Level
Brett Gregory: British Cinema And A Divided Nation
Fran Drescher and SAG-AFTRA take on Wall Street greed
A Life In The Key Of The Community: art as a communal act
** Graham McTavish Talks The Witcher, Men In Kilts, & Somewhere in Montana.
** A Memo From David Mamet to writers
** Peter Wise tracks down rock musician & reporter, Bob Saar
** Garland Nixon on corrupted corporate media
** Director Catherine Hardwicke Talks Prisoner's Daughter: drugs, incarceration, and the struggles of single working mothers.
** As Far As I Can Walk: A Conversation With Director Stefan Asimyevich
** Bro on the crime novel and corruption
** Garland Nixon breaks it down
** First Nation star Wes Studi talks PTSD and fishing in new film Mending The Line * Garland Nixon on reading the news backwards * The Palestine Laboratory: how Israel's oppressive tech is exported to world
** Daliland: Talking With Barbara Sukowa, whose portrayals include Rosa Luxemburg and Dali's muse and slave - Gala
** The Palestine Laboratory: How Israel Exports The Technology Of Occupation
** Peter Wise with Blues Hall Of Fame musician Pat Hazell
** Director Abel Ferrara, auteur of Bad Lieutenant and King of New York on his recent film Siberia
** Musician Pat Hazell talks Heartland Blues Music
** Jack & Rick catch up with the Shark Whisperer
** A Celebration Of Ken Loach's 60 Year Career In Socialist Filmmaking
** About Him & Her: A Conversation With Callan McAuliffe. Playing a troubled Chicago artist who falls in love virtually, before the digital age.
** Paintings In Movies from 2001: A Space Odyssey to Portrait of A Lady On Fire
** Two May birthday music legends jam
Novelist Dennis Lehane talks Small Miracles, the writers strike, and adapting his novels to film
Bro on "Series TV After the Deluge:" Bank failures, budgets and the new conservatism in programming
Same Propaganda, Different Day--The Case of Red Dawn
Him & Her: A Conversation With Callan McAuliffe. Playing a troubled Chicago artist who falls in love virtually, before the digital age.
Paintings In Movies from 2001: A Space Odyssey to Portrait of A Lady On Fire
2 May birthday music legends jam
Jon Voight talks Mercy and Coppola's Megalopolis, and his new doc about Midnight Cowboy
Garland Nixon on Corporate Media Watch
How Hollywood Sells Us War - Hollywood's Crucial Role In The Military Industrial Complex
Leslie Uggams talks Dottie & Soul in a conversation about defying race and class in her latest film
Julian Assange's Letter to Charles
Dennis Broe on the Hollywood Writers Strike
Garland Nixon's Corporate Media Watch
Actress Famke Janssen Talks Knights Of The Zodiac--and how she is drawn to take-charge female film roles
Caitlin Johnstone with a real Mothers Day poem
Dennis Broe converses with historian Gerald Horne about neo-colonialism
Empire Hollywood: The Pentagon Calls the Shots
Legendary Cinematographer Roger Deakins Talks Byways, Blade Runner, and his photography
"Red Iowa:" Peter Wise tells tales of the "Global Trotsky"
Dirty Work-- prisons, slaughterhouses and drones operators as the hidden dirty work that is essential to capitalism
"The New McCarthyism Censorship," with Garland Nixon
Actor Yul Vazquez Talks White House Plumbers and Godfather Of Harlem
The Rubber Stamp Man: Poems and Snippets from Political activist and poet, Mitchel Cohen, Part 2
32 Sounds: Filmmaker Sam Green on his immersive new documentary on the power of sound
Garland Nixon commentary on those who push our buttons
Comedian W. Kamau Bell Talks Growing Up Mixed: Taking up race as no laughing matter
** Red Iowa: Artists Peter Wise and Cecile Houel talk art & politics
** Jack & Rick with Bob & Ray homage episode #2
** Garland Nixon on US Empire, Crime Scenes Edition
** Chaos Of Color: A Conversation With Uriah Heep guitarist, Mick Box.
** Caitlin Johnstone on NPR and its wild biases, greasing the wheels of the US empire.
** Garland Nixon on "Why I oppose imperialism."
** The Statue of David --Controversy, Now And Then
CNN analyst Elie Honig Talks Untouchable: How Powerful People Get Away With It
Garland Nixon dissects how propaganda works
Broe on Dispatches: The Invaders - Alien beings from a dying empire
Shy: The Alarmingly Outspoken Memoirs Of Mary Rodgers
Filmmaker, writer John Sayles talks Jamie MacGillivray, his new novel
** Joel Thurm visits the Hollywood casting couch
** Activist/poet Mitchel Cohen presents "The Rubber Stamp Man" Pt. 1
** Peter Wise celebrates musician/poet Gil Scott-Heron
John Shipton Talks Ithaka: His struggle to free his son Julian Assange from captivity
** Art Express Artist-In-Residence Peter Wise on the necessity of artists to fight the Deep State in their work. HIs work can be seen here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/192835167@N04
Coriolanus, Shakespeare's most class-conscious play
John Ridley Talks Shirley: The African-American filmmaker discusses his new graphic novel and his biopic, Shirley, about Shirley Chisolm, the first black Congresswoman and first black woman to run for President
Arts Express Crime Scenes Edition: US Gangsterism and how it plays out around the world: Lionel and Garland Nixon
Mia Wasikowska talks Blueback, playing a child of environmentalists who struggles against corporations destroying ocean life
Poet Connie Norgren reads recent poems
Bro on Diana Dors vs. Marilyn Monroe
An International Women's Day arts celebration
Screen legend Charlotte Rampling talks Juniper, playing WWII correspondent Martha Gelhorn
Dennis Broe reads from his latest noir thriller, The Precinct With The Golden Arm.
A tribute to comedians Bob & Ray.
Mamie Van Doren, the 1950's screen star on her latest memoir, China And Me
** Garland Nixon on Sy Hersh's Nordstream 2 pipeline revelations
The Palestine Laboratory: How Israel Exports The Tech Of Occupation
** Peter Wise: From the Military to Marx
Annabeth Gish Talks Little Dixie and playing women in settings dominated by men while holding her own
The French director Gaspar Noe discusses the re-release of Irreversible as the Straight Cut.
** Screening Room: "Why Beauty Is Killing Cinema"
** William Shatner Talks "Beam Me Up!" On Tour and the acting legend's lifelong Captain Kirk identity crisis.
** Garland Nixon and Lionel on the psychology of balloons!
The Quiet Epidemic: the new film doc on the mysteries of chronic Lyme disease
"My Father Muhammad Ali": A Conversation With Muhammad Ali Jr. about his confounding documentary
Propaganda, the possibility of nuclear war, and the price of eggs...Garland Nixon breaks it down
The Screening Room: "The Con Artist in Films"
David Arquette on playing a shady oil exec in On Sacred Ground
** Garland Nixon talks whistleblowing and leaving FOX news
** Unpacking the theater of 3 card monte
A Conversation With Sheila McCarthy, who talks of I Heard The Mermaids Singing and her latest film, Women Talking.
** Bro on "The Business of Streaming"
** Screening Room: The Darkest Philosopher In History: Arthur Schopenhauer
Joe Berlinger Talks Madoff: The Monster Of Wall Street and The System
** Garland Nixon on "What I Learned in 2022"
Angola Do You Hear Us: Voices From A Plantation Prison, with playwright Liza Jessie Peterson and director Cinque Northern
Actress Mena Suvari talks The Accursed and playing Jane Wyman
** Political analyst Garland Nixon on the Weaponization of Rage
Fools for love in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night
Actress Monica Bellucci talks playing the star in Maria Callas, Letters and Memories, and Anita Ekberg in The Girl In The Fountain
** Dennis Broe picks the year's best and worst streaming series
An Arts Express "thank you" poem to the year's guests and crew
UK filmmaker Brett Gregory talks Nobody Loves You And You Don't Deserve To Exist
Musician Holly Herndon deep-fakes us--or does she?
"The Strange History Of Black People In Horror Movies"
Edgar Winter Talks Brother Johnny, a new album tribute to his late rocker brother, Johnny Winter
2nd Chance: Ramin Bahrani's documentary involving bulletproof vests and fascism
Bro on Social Realist TV: "Escaping The Corporate Streaming Bubble"
From Bergman To Bully: Swedish actor Peter Stormare Talks John Wick, Food And Romance.
*AE Playhouse: "Hamlet and the All-seeing Eye of Surveillance"
Veteran actor Judd Hirsch talks The Fabelmans and more A new translation of the Daodejing ** Kayla Popuchet on Neo-Nazis in the House
James Hemings: Ghost In America's Kitchen. A Conversation with Ashbell McElvee on a new film about Sally Hemings' enslaved kin James
Arts Express Playhouse: Selections from the Grammy nominated opera X: The Life And Times Of Malcolm X
** Actor Kim Coates Talks The White House Plumbers and Double Down South
** Eat The Rich - The Politics Of Thanksgiving. Mulling food, power - and the starving masses turning up at Downing Street
CNN Host Don Lemon Cancelled - Financial Fallout Or Political Payback?
Julian Assange In His Own Words: A gathering of activist and radio voices, from the speeches and writings of Assange
Bro On The Global TV Beat: Something's Rotten In NATO
** Jordana Brewster Talks Who Invited Charlie, the Fast & Furious series and the upcoming Fast X
** The Same Storm: Director Peter Hedges on his intimate portrait of 24 characters with the pandemic as a backdrop
** Halloween movies!
** Inger Tudor of Voodoo Macbeth talks about playing Rose McClendon in Orson Welles's Federal Theater Project production of Macbeth
** Dennis Broe on Documenta 2 and the Berlin Berlinale art festivals
** Stephen Lang talks his new psychological thriller Old Man, and the new and upcoming Avatar sequels
** Book Corner: A Public Service: Whistleblowing, Disclosure And Anonymity. A guide for whistleblowers
** Nighthawks: the art and mind of Edward Hopper
Actor William Moseley talks about playing Edgar Allan Poe in Raven's Hollow
Fighting Times: Union activist and hellraiser Jon Melrod on his new memoir about his UAW years and his hope for the new generation
** The Umbrella Men at the Toronto Film Festival: A new satirical film about a Cape Town crime spree as musicians lock horns with a bank scheming to take over their local performance space
** The CIA and the Hollywood Industrial Complex
** How Fox News Lies For Big Business
Tony Danza Talks Tupac, Taxi, Collaborating With MC Hammer And James Brown, and his new one-man show Patton Oswalt tries on a new hat as movie critic ** Mark Twain's once censored "War Prayer"
Jena Malone Talks Adopting Audrey: in which her film character Audrey embarks in search of adult adoption for her economic survival
Labor Day Weekend Films: memorable films of union and workplace struggle
More Russian pranksters with Ian McKellan
*"Taken for Granted:" Why we need to overcome underwriting
A Conversation With Actor Emile Hirsch who stars in The Immaculate Room, more Economic Crisis Cinema
Uncancelling the war news, we air CBS's cancelled 'Arming Ukraine' - The Director's Cut
** Patton Oswalt Talks Hot Weather and his new film, I Love My Dad
** AE Playhouse: Charlotte Perkins Gilman's "If I Were A Man"
** Bro on "Mr. Caruso Goes To Town": channeling Frank Capra to whitewash corporate developers
** Christopher Serrone Talks Goodbye Goodfellas. The actor was just 12 when he starred as the young Ray Liotta in Goodfellas.
** Art And Violence: Gun Show artist David Hess makes mock guns to promote discussion
** Bro On Chinese Cinema and Biden's Neo-Cons
** Cabaret and GoldenEye actor Alan Cumming and director Jono McLeod talk about their true story of deception, My Old School
** Nana Mensah Talks Queen Of Glory and finding the humanity of the central character Meeko, a Latin Kings gang member turned actor
** Hotel Portofino: Natascha McElhone as the proprietor of a deceptively serene hotel, dodging Italian fascists. She also talks about Surviving Picasso and her new film Carmen.
** You're Not My Enemy, The Media Is: the "Media outrage machine."
Jim Messina looks back on his musical journey, his latest album, tour, and Loggins & Messina
Bro On The Global Television Beat: How To Organize A Union: 'The Porter' And Black Militancy
A performance of poet Kenneth Patchen, featuring Arts Express crew actress extraordinaire, Mary Murphy
A Conversation With Montel Williams. About racism and his latest film - When George Floyd Got Murdered.
"Meet Juan Guaido": Frank Capra's 1941 populist comedy Meet John Doe - rerun as imperialist farce.
F. Kafka's "Before the Law"
Ben Crump Talks Civil: A new documentary about the acclaimed civil rights attorney's activism Destiny of Civilization: Michael Hudson's book on the rentier class destroying the world ** Bro on the Global TV beat
** Carl Lumbly Talks Birth Of The Cool: The eminent veteran actor of color's portrayal of Miles Davis and more.
** The Youth Report: Deep dive into the media's U-Turn on Ukraine
Veteran film director Terence Davies on Benediction, about anti-war poet Sigfried Sassoon
Shimrit Lee Talks Decolonize Museums: stolen goods, enslaved Africans, and the MOVE bombing
Bro on TV: Baltimore and Paris killer cops
** Rory Culkin Talks Under The Banner Of Heaven, pertaining to the crimes and coverups of the Mormon Church
** Things Aren't What They Appear To Be: how magic reminds us we're vulnerable to deception and propaganda
** George Bush Gets Pranked!
**The One-Minute Marxist
David Patrick Kelly talks David Lynch, Walter Hill, James Agee, Irish Accents, and depicting folklorist John Lomax in Night Music
Castro's Spies: Director Gary Lennon on his documentary depicting the heroic undercover Cubans known as the Cuban Five infiltrating Miami
Shiloh Fernandez Talks Private Property, touching on class divisions, race, sex, immigration, and economic disparities
Karl Marx's birthday brings The Communist Manifesto--a dramatic reading
Cancel Culture Un-Cancelled
Adieu Lacan: A Conversation with Actor David Patrick Kelly
Book Corner: Desegregation of the NYC Schools with author Theresa Canada, herself part of a 1960s desegregation experiment
*Bro on Lost People, Places And Spaces: The 2022 Crime Novel
Mia Frampton Talks Coast: A coming of age film. And Mia speaks of growing up with her father Peter Frampton's music as the soundtrack to her life.
The Price Of Immortality: A Conversation With Author Peter Ward on the attempts to live forever
** Scott Turow Talks The Last Trial: The lawyer turned novelist and screenwriter discusses his latest courtroom suspense thriller
** Bro On Mr. Zelensky Goes To Washington: Media Gaslighting The US Into War
** Prank call to UK Home Secretary Priti Patel!
American Traitor: The Trial Of Axis Sally, A Conversation With Actress Lala Kent
Measure For Measure: Shakespeare's #Me Too play finds a young woman being pressured into sex. Who will believe her?
Bro On Le Pen Vs. Macron - Just Feuding Neighbors?
It's the anniversary of both Shakespeare's birthday and death day April 23rd. In celebration we present our radio adaptation of one of Shakespeare's most intriguing and timely plays, Measure For Measure. Measure For Measure is Shakespeare's #Me Too play: a young woman about to enter a nunnery learns of her brother's impending death for out-of-marriage fornication; but the hypocritical Lord Angelo will only spare him if the sister will sleep with him. When she threatens to tell the world about his hypocrisy, he says, "Who will believe you?"
** Actor Jim Broadbent talks his new films, The Duke and Charlotte.
** Ballad of an American: the autobiography of leftist "Joe Hill" composer Earl Robinson
** Dennis Broe reporting from Paris on Macron and Le Pen, as the two compete to be President.
Director/Actor David Hayman Talks Sid And Nancy, Bull
Bro On The Global Television Beat: Series Mania
Meat the Future: A new doc on the world's first cell-based meatball, and why anyone would want to eat it.
** A Conversation With Director Tarik Saleh on his political thriller, The Contractor
** Cancel Culture Un-Cancelled: Those Russian pranksters Vladimir and Alexei, alias Vovan and Lexus are at it again.
** Poetry Corner: "I Am Flint."
Alice: Alicia Witt in a film about slaves in the Deep South who were kept from the truth Guantanamo Diary Revisited: Director John Goetz on his film about Guantanamo prisoner Mohamedou Slahi ** Suzanne Vega with her one woman show about Carson McCullers
Oliver Hudson Talks The Cleaning Lady: A dramatic series that places that immigrant struggle front and center. I've Heard The Mermaids Singing: A Conversation with Patricia Rozema ** Deep Dive: Redacted Tonight former host Lee Camp
**Stuttering John Melendez On The Arts Express Hot Seat
**Deep Dive: Mr. Bachmann And His Class--finally, an accurate film about teaching
**Information Terrorism Watch and The New McCarthyism
Careless Crime: A Conversation With Iranian Filmmaker Shahram Mokri
Professor and poet Laura Hinton presents "P is for Palomares." Reflecting on the tragedy of war
Information Terrorism Watch: 'Not Iraq or Afghanistan."
A Conversation With Spinners Legend Henry Fambrough
Arts Express Playhouse: The Ethicist replies, answering readers' knotty moral dilemmas
Information Terrorism Watch: Gaslighting the country into another war
*Director Reginald Hudlin Talks Phat Tuesdays delving into the struggles of black comics to be seen and heard.
*Filmmaker Lisa Hurwitz on The Automat, the NY institution where a nickel brought you Shangri-La
The Pact: A Conversation With Bille August. The director phones in from Denmark about his latest release Roasting Boris Johnson: Russell Howard Checks In ** AE Playhouse: War Is A Racket
** Vanilla Fudge Musician, Mark Stein, on his creative life and the key role of underground progressive FM radio like Pacifica stations
** Amiri Baraka Jr. talks Why Is We Americans, including both the personal and political inspiration derived from his father Amiri Baraka
Gil Bellows Talks Women Of The Movement, a dramatic series about events surrounding the murder of Emmett Till
"How to Tell Your Story in a Single Sentence"--with connections to Sidney Poitier and Bogart
Poet Tayo Aluko takes on Tony Blair
** Dee Wallace, actress in hundreds of movies including E.T. and the occult feature The Nest, shares how the pandemic may change movies
** The Great Postal Heist: Director Jay Galione unravels the USPS labor battleground.
** Radio Drama Corner: "I don't know where he came from - nor who or what he was..."
** The Last Picture Show, The Last Conversation: Peter Bogdanovich in a last conversation about The Last Picture Show
** Apparently There Were Complaints: Sharon Gless best known as Christine Cagney, that other half of the popular eighties television show Cagney And Lacey, checks in with her new autobiography
** Reading of "Women of the Soajo," from Border Crossings, tales of the Portuguese Communist resistance by Álvaro Cunhal, alias Manuel Tiago
** A look back celebrating the screen legends lost these past weeks.
** Four Hours At The Capitol: A Conversation With UK Director Jamie Roberts.
** Broe On The Global Television Beat: AE Correspondent Dennis Broe's Deep Dive Year End Episode 2: The best and worst of what to watch online - or not.
** Plus...Radio Drama: Chekhov, Michael Redgrave...Listener Music.
Actress Alana Haim talks Licorice Pizza Critic Armond White on the AE Hot Seat discusses Spielberg, including West Side Story ** Marionette Land: director Alex Monelli's new doc about an actor /puppeteer trying to make it through COVID days.
Photo: Raph_PH - HaimFoxPomona CC 2.0
** Rosanna Arquette talks Love Is Love Is Love
** Rebel Hearts: Defiant LA nuns of the 1960s fight back in Pedro Kos's new film doc
**The Bro Binge Report: Year wrap-up, what to watch online
** It's A Wonderful Life: A Conversation With Karolyn Grimes, alias Zuzu Bailey
** The Warehouse: Robots And Workers At Amazon
** Frankie Faison Talks The Killing Of Kenneth Chamberlain
** National Champions: Alexander Ludwig on his new film about a striking college football team
** The Unforgivable: Nina Fingscheidt directs Sandra Bullock as a convicted cop killer and pariah
** The Furnished Room: a performance of O Henry's short story
** Silent Night: A Conversation With Lucy Punch. The comic actress in a satirical doomsday Christmas Eve gathering
** Dennis Broe reads from his latest noir novel, A Hello To Arms
** The 94th International Pun Competition, on location in Frostbite Falls
photo credit: David Shankbone
** Stacy Keach Talks Vienna, John Huston, and Surviving A British Prison
** Night Raiders: A Conversation With First Nation Cree Director Danis Goulet
** Lady Buds: Chris Russo's documentary of six women cannabis growers "coming out of the shadows"
Melissa Leo Talks Untitled Katie Holmes Project, Ida Red Dennis Quaid On Music, Movies, And Portraying Across The Political Divide Both Clinton And Reagan On Screen ** Kurt Vonnegut: Unstuck in Time
** Actor Stephen Root Talks The Tragedy of Macbeth and Poupelle of Chimney Town
** Arts Express Hot Seat: Reporter Chris Davenport dodges questions on Musk and Bezos
** Gold, Oil and Avocados: Andy Robinson explains Latin America's "pink tide" in 16 commodities
** John Hawkes Talks Salaryman, Winter's Bone, Striketober And Beyond
** Why TV Is Failing Americans: Bro On The Redacted Tonight Beat
** The Real Chaplin: a new documentary on the enigma of Charlie Chaplin.
*Allegro Pacheco Talks Salaryman: investigating exploited Tokyo office workers
*The B'way Reopening - Aladdin 'Genie' Michael James Scott and 'Lioness Nala' Adrienne Walker of The Lion King
*Arts Express Playhouse - 2121: A Tale Of The Near Future
** Rock Legend Rick Wakeman Talks Yes, Salvador Dali, Making Music With David Bowie
** Arts Express Playhouse: "I Digress" - Halloween, Houdini, Identity And Capitalism
** Bro: From Black Radicalism To The Crown Meets Star Trek.
** Barbara Hershey Talks The Manor, Boxcar Bertha, Scorsese, Economic Crisis Cinema
** Apache Junction, Battle In Seattle: A Conversation With Actor/Director Stuart Townsend
** The Third Floor, stories of prisoners under fascism by Manuel Tiago
** Chelsea Handler Talks Dinner With The Devil, Pandemic, And Surviving Cancel Culture
** Conversation With Actor Tom Skerritt: East Of The Mountains, MASH. Memories Of Robert Altman
** The Quiet Zone: Unraveling the Mystery of a Town Suspended in Silence
Tim Blake Nelson Talks Old Henry, Bukowski, Tulsa Race Massacre Mayday: A Conversation With Grace Van Patten Deciphering David Hare: Hare's memoir, Acting Up. Bro On The Global Television Beat - A Battle For The Soul Of Popular Media.
*D.B. Sweeney Talks Manson Brothers, Introducing Dorothy Dandridge, Coppola, Dennis Hopper, Economic Crisis Cinema
*Boris Karloff Unmasked: Revelations about the actor of color, and his embrace of Frankenstein reflecting his alienation in racist England
** Paul Anka Talks Music, Mirrors, Memories Of Creating Songs With Michael Jackson
** Too Soon: Comedy After 9/11 - A conversation with two Muslim American comics and the filmmaker, about when it's okay - if ever to laugh
** Bro on the enigma of Croatia
** Siobhan Fallon Hogan Talks Rushed, SNL, The Golden Girls, Dogville - And The Tough Women She Tends To Play
** Arts Express Playhouse: Franz Kafka's A Hunger Artist In Performance
** Bro on the Series Mania TV Festival in Lille
**Director Coke Daniels on the Karen racist phenomenon
**Savior For Sale: Filmmaker Antoine Vitkine on Da Vinci's Last Masterpiece--maybe!
**Dennis Bro on the crime novel and the pandemic
*Bob Goes To Jail: A Conversation with Kyra Sedgwick and Kevin Bacon kin, Rob Sedgwick, On Surviving His DEA Drug Bust
*Arts Express Playhouse: Sarah Jewett's "A White Heron" in which a young girl has to make a life-changing decision
** The Civil Rights Movement, Fidel, Che: A Conversation With UK Actress Julia Ormond
**The Pursuit Of Love: British Actress Emily Beecham Phones In From Berlin
** Moth storyteller David Lepelstat tells of "Sneaking Out"
Rodrigo Reyes Talks 499, his film drama-documentary, combining the invasion of Mexico with the misery and racism in the present time.
Drew Dickler and Jake Hochendoner talk Fireboys, about the incarcerated youth fighting the California wildfires.
Action Star Mayling Ng Talks Suicide Squad, Olympics bikini protests, and faceoff against Asian hate
Lorelei: A Conversation With Actress Jena Malone on Economic Crisis Cinema.
Book Corner: The Joy Of Sweat: The Strange Science of Perspiration by Sarah Everts
** Actor/director Tim Robbins talks about his production of Studs Terkel's Hard Times
** CNN analyst Elie Honig takes the Arts Express Hot Seat re Bill Barr
** Writer John Gaspard talks magic, mystery, and moviemaking on a budget.
** From Hiroshima To Hollywood: A Conversation With Actor Michael Berryman
** Chyna Robinson Talks No Ordinary Love
** Mary Murphy reads Denise Levertov's poems
** Bro on Cannes Film Festival Wrap-up
Scenes From An Empty Church: A Conversation With Kevin Corrigan
Comedian and Filmmaker Kimmy Gatewood Talks "Good On Paper"
Bro on Cannes 2021: The Best Lack Conviction
**Lydia Lunch Talks No Wave, Punk, Art and War
** Facebook's War Against Journalism
** Bro on African-American subversive political painter, Robert Colescott.
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The veteran provocative director of Bad Lieutenant, Abel Ferrara, talks about his new film
The Six-Pointed Star, the fictionalized prison memoir by Manuel Tiago
The People Vs. Agent Orange: What Went Down In Oregon And Not Just Viet Nam
** Vincent Pastore Talks Cannes, The Sopranos, Birthday Cake
** Jocko Sims On New Amsterdam, Driving Dennis Hopper In Crash
** The Conductor: musician Marin Alsop's struggle to become the first US female conductor
** Dennis Broe celebrates the provocative political paintings of African-American artist Robert Colescott
** Chris Matthews Takes The Arts Express Hot Seat
** "The Voyage," A Fathers Day Fatherly Story: Arts Express Playhouse
** Ann-Margret Talks Queen Bees, Bette Davis.
** Bro On Raymond Chandler, The Man Behind The Mask.
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** Actor Tzi Ma Talks US Race Hate History, Then And Now
** Bro On Working-Class Television Women Making Sense Of The World
** Radio Drama: The A List and the D List
** First Nations actor Adam Beach Talks The Unhealer and Percy Vs Goliath, the fight against Monsanto.
** Mark Harris continues talking about his new biography of Mike Nichols, focusing this time on his films.
** Axis Sally, the new Al Pacino film about the German WWII propagandist
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Moby Talks Music, His Ahab The Tulsa Massacre, 100 Years: Director Chyna Robinson On Her Film Greenwood: 13 Hours ** A conversation with Mark Harris author of Mike Nichols, A Life
** Director Billy Woodberry Talks The LA Rebellion, Red Hollywood and Bless Their Little Hearts
** "How does Shakespeare start a riot?": "Disaster At The Astor."
** Plus...Corporate Media Watch On Israel...News From Strange Places...
** The Mauritanian: A Conversation With Director Kevin Macdonald.
** Jeff Fahey Talks Robert Mitchum, Psycho's Anthony Perkins, Locked In.
** Everybody: A Book About Freedom. Part 2 of a conversation with Olivia Laing about the ideas of Wilhelm Reich.
**Painkiller: Bill Oberst Jr. Talks Wounded Monster Metaphors, Haunted Plantation Ruins
**Everybody: A Book About Freedom - British Writer Olivia Laing In A Conversation With Jack Shalom
**Radio Drama Corner: An excerpt from The Bermudez Triangle.
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**Tamala Jones Talks about her new series Rebel based on Erin Brockovich
**Frida Kahlo: The Last Interview And Other Conversations: Hayden Herrera discusses the life and work of Frida Kahlo
**Broe On The 150th anniversary of The Paris Commune
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**Michael Paré Talks Painkiller, That Big Pharma Other Pandemic
**Last Will And Testament: Who Really Wrote The Shakespeare Plays?
**Copyright Wrongs
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*Filmmaker Ken Burns takes the Arts Express Hot Seat, as Prairie Miller probes his controversial documentary, Hemingway.
*Radio Drama Corner: the verse of Paul Hostovsky, performed by Jack Shalom
**Rock Legend Don McLean Talks American Pie - And What Happened To Music Along The Way
**The Lost Family: A Continuing Conversation with Libby Copeland about DNA testing
**Plus...Poetry for a troubled time
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Comedian/actor Eddie Izzard Talks Nazis, Lenny Bruce, Six Minutes To Midnight Down the rabbit hole with Libby Copeland on DNA testing in The Lost Family. **Bro On The Global Television Beat: the tv series Pros And Cons.
Laraine Newman Talks SNL, "Darker Truths" In Her Memoir Leonardo Nam On Phobias, Yes Day, Asian Hate Crimes And The Atlanta Massacres *Bro On The World Art Beat: African American Artist Robert Colescott
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**Paul Robeson's Love Song: Tayo Aluko Reports From Liverpool
**Hot Seat: Before Cuomo There Was...Mike Wallace. Ticking Clock - Behind The Scenes At 60 Minutes. Veteran 60 Minutes producer Ira Rosen
**20th century satirist Stephen Leacock's 'How To Make A Million Dollars.'
*Margaret Cho On Staying Funny And Mining Comedy During The Pandemic Crisis
*The Hot Seat: NY Times columnist Charles Blow Talks The Devil You Know.
*AMORALMAN: Jack Shalom dissects the multi-media work of the provocative performer, magician and cardsharp, Derek DelGaudio
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*How It Feels To Be Free: Director Yoruba Richen On Capturing The Lives Of Black Female Legends In Her Documentary
*Beth Grant Talks Going Toe To Toe With Nicolas Cage In A Movie, And Redefining Women On Screen
*Radio Drama Corner: Mary Murphy performs the poetry of Molly Peacock
*Actor Josh Lucas Talks Murderous Trance, Forever Purge
*Bad Cupid, Shakespeare: A Conversation With Actor John Rhys-Davies
*Art Corner: Ministry Of Truth. The Art At A Time Like This Movement has mounted an outdoor.political art exhibit of self-guided tours, presenting 20 artists on 20 billboards throughout New York City.
*Screening Room: Red Is For Rosa. On the occasion of the 150th anniversary of her birth on March 5th, selections from the documentary series on Rosa Luxemburg. A Women Moving History Tribute, Women's History Month Feature Presentation.
*The Hot Seat: General Wesley Clark Phones In
*Bro On The Global Television Beat: What's up with The Mandalorian, Disney and the dumping of Gina Carano
*Music Corner: Political singer/songwriter Roy Zimmerman in performance in Part Two of a continuing conversation with Jack Shalom.
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*Let Him Go: Jeffrey Donovan Talks Red State Versus Blue State Showdown In Progress On Screen
*Pulling The Plug On Right Wing Politics Through Music: A Conversation With Performer Roy Zimmerman
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*Antebellum Filmmaker Conversation: Assata Shakur Tribute In A Hollywood Movie
*Arts Express Stopover At Sundance: Hazel McKibbin Talks Doublespeak - When Women Betray Women
*MSNBC Hot Seat: Arts Express Hot Seat: MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent And News Host Ari Melber
*Writers Corner: A Child's Garden Of Denial. Jack Shalom interrogates capitalism, and the stages of denial recorded for the radio.
*Flinch, Raging Bull: A Conversation With Cathy Moriarty
*Rob Morgan Talks The United States Vs. Billie Holiday, and Bull Independent Spirit Awards Best Actor Nomination
*Bro On The Global Television Beat: TV's Forgotten--The Working Class And Indigenous Characters On The Small Screen.
*James Le Gros Talks Buck Run, Right Wing Radio
*"Capitol Hell" - Where Do We Go From Here: A Conversation With Pres. Obama Press Secretary, Johanna Maska
*Garden For Sculpture: An Audio Tour
*Director Deon Taylor Talks Black Lives Matter At The Movies, Fatale, Orange Is The New Blue
*All the World's A Grave by John Reed: a special presentation of everything Shakespeare, as an epic tragedy of love, war, murder, and madness
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*Dropping Out And Starting Over, On And Off Screen: A Conversation With Joey Pantoliano and Prairie Miller.
*Jack Shalom with an excerpt from his novel, The New World, "David and the Recruiter"
*Bro On The Global Television Beat: A roundup with dissections and forecasts of what news and alternative discussion shows online and on the tube are worth listening to - or not.
*Trevor Noah Daily Show Senior Correspondent Michael Kosta Forecasts Comedy Without Trump
*Performer Rusty Frank Talks "Tap! The Greatest Tap Dance Stars And Their Stories."
*Professor Dennis Broe continuing his best and worst small screen picks of 2020 - watching 140 of them so you don't have to.
*Dee Snider Talks Twisted Sister, FBI Threats, Rock Censorship
*China At The Oscars: Director Peter Chan Phones In From China
*Dennis Broe with his small screen picks of the year.
*Mike Africa Jr. Talks 40 Years A Prisoner with Prairie Miller about the murder of his family members at their MOVE home
*Actress Alice Witt Speaks about Modern Persuasion based on Jane Austen's memoirs
*Jack Shalom talks abut cracking the code
*Macy Gray, "My Good": The R&B soul singer, songwriter, performer and actress talks with Prairie Miller about her music and politics.
*With Drawn Arms: a conversation with the filmmakers of this documentary capturing Tommie Smith's historic moment at the 1968 Olympics.
*Crock Of Gold: Director Julien Temple phones in from the UK to describe his kaleidoscopic brand of musical documentaries including his newest on Shane McGowan of the Pogues
*Dennis Broe on the portrayal of abolitionist John Brown in The Good Lord Bird.
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*A Conversation With Timothy Bottoms, interviewed by Prairie Miller, talking about Dalton Trumbo and more
*Arts Express Paris correspondent Dennis Broe on location, reporting for us on what's going down there in the streets of Paris
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*Jessica Hecht On Playing Emma Goldman In J. Edgar.
*Free Voices Of Labor: The Jewish Anarchists. Jack Shalom in a conversation with the filmmaker, Joel Sucher.
*The Last Vermeer: Actor Guy Pearce Talks With Prairie Miller.
*Bro On The Global Television Beat: Lovecraft Country - Liberating 1950s apartheid America one monster at a time.
*Radio Drama Corner: Thanksgiving, an out of this world holiday tale.
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*Jane Seymour Speaks With Prairie Miller On Friendsgiving, Live And Let Die.
*Baratunde Thurston Talks The Onion, How To Citizen
*Barefoot: The Mark Baumer Story
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*Wuhan Wuhan: Prairie Miller Talks With Director Yung Chang, On His New Film About The Coronavirus.
*Jack Shalom On Letter Writing, A Lost Art.
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*Radium Girls: Prairie Miller Interviews Director Lydia Pilcher.
*Austin Film Festival: Ed Begley Jr. Bares It All.
*Connie Norgren Poetry
*Nancy Grace Talks With Prairie Miller About Those Debates From Hell, Bandaids And Bloodline Detectives
*Radio Drama Corner: Revolt Of The Worms
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