Arts Express

* Amy Redford Talks The Sopranos, This Revolution, And Her Father Robert R.* Ron Perlman Rant On The Picket Line* "The Hollywood Renaissance And The Blacklist": Brett Gregory and Andy Willis* More At The Atomic Cafe with director Jayne Loader

* Margaret Cho on her "Live and Livid" stand-up tour, and news on the writers' and actors' strike*The Atomic Cafe: AE talks with the director of the classic film doc of US nuclear war propaganda* Brett Gregory on The Ageing Woman In British Film* Scott Ritter: Banned on YouTube!

* Orlando Jones talks Til Death Do Us Part* Lionelle Hamanaka shares personal memories during Nagasaki remembrance day* Stephanie Bartage on Shawshank Redemption for the stage* Excerpts of our production of Virginia Woolf's To The Lighthouse

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"

* Director Mary Harron talks Daliland and The Notorious Bettie Page
*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 in Mending The Line and his new series Reservation Dogs* Garland Nixon on reading the news backwards* The Palestine Laboratory: how Israel's oppressive tech is  exported to the 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 Padre Pio
** 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