* 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

* Rachel Dratch as the unconventional girlfriend in I Love My Dad; The Principal in Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse; and her iconic SNL character, Debbie Downer

*"Taken for Granted:" Why we need to overcome underwriting

* And Russian pranksters!

* 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