Arts Express

** 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.

* 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.

Photo: "Kendall Coffey on Hardball with Chris Matthews" by kendall coffey CC 2.0 

** 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

Photo: Gage Skidmore

** Moby Talks Music, His Ahab

** Director Billy Woodberry Talks The LA Rebellion, Red Hollywood and Bless Their Little Hearts

** "How does Shakespeare start a riot?": "Disaster At The Astor."

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