** 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

** 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

** 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

* 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