** Alice: Alicia Witt in a film about slaves in the Deep South who were kept from the truth

** Oliver Hudson Talks The Cleaning Lady: A dramatic series that places that immigrant struggle front and center. 

**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

** 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..."