*Actor Josh Lucas Talks Murderous Trance, Forever Purge

*Bad Cupid, Shakespeare: A Conversation With Actor John Rhys-Davies

*Art Corner: Ministry Of Truth. The Art At A Time Like This Movement has mounted an outdoor.political art exhibit of self-guided tours, presenting 20 artists on 20 billboards throughout New York City.

*Screening Room: Red Is For Rosa. On the occasion of the 150th anniversary of her birth on March 5th, selections from the documentary series on Rosa Luxemburg. A Women Moving History Tribute, Women's History Month Feature Presentation.

*The Hot Seat: General Wesley Clark Phones In

*Bro On The Global Television Beat: What's up with The Mandalorian, Disney and the dumping of Gina Carano

*Music Corner: Political singer/songwriter Roy Zimmerman in performance in Part Two of a continuing conversation with Jack Shalom. 

"General Wesley Clark 2000" by John Mathew Smith & www.celebrity-photos.com is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0

*Let Him Go: Jeffrey Donovan Talks Red State Versus Blue State Showdown In Progress On Screen

*Pulling The Plug On Right Wing Politics Through Music: A Conversation With Performer Roy Zimmerman

* Screening Room: The Case Of Chester Himes. How the 20th century simultaneously celebrated and controversial African American author influenced the detective novel, reimagining the genre.

"Jeffrey Donovan performing Hamlet" by Joshua B is licensed under CC BY-ND 2.0 

*Antebellum Filmmaker Conversation: Assata Shakur Tribute In A Hollywood Movie

*Arts Express Stopover At Sundance: Hazel McKibbin Talks Doublespeak - When Women Betray Women

*MSNBC Hot Seat: Arts Express Hot Seat: MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent And News Host Ari Melber

*Writers Corner: A Child's Garden Of Denial. Jack Shalom interrogates capitalism, and the stages of denial recorded for the radio. 

*Flinch, Raging Bull: A Conversation With Cathy Moriarty

*Rob Morgan Talks The United States Vs. Billie Holiday, and Bull Independent Spirit Awards Best Actor Nomination

*Bro On The Global Television Beat: TV's Forgotten--The Working Class And Indigenous Characters On The Small Screen. 

*James Le Gros Talks Buck Run, Right Wing Radio

*"Capitol Hell" - Where Do We Go From Here: A Conversation With

*Garden For Sculpture: An Audio Tour

*Director Deon Taylor Talks Black Lives Matter At The Movies, Fatale, Orange Is The New Blue

*All the World's A Grave by John Reed: a special presentation of everything Shakespeare, as an epic tragedy of love, war, murder, and madness

photo credit: Darrick Angelone

*Dropping Out And Starting Over, On And Off Screen: A Conversation With Joey Pantoliano and Prairie Miller.

*Jack Shalom with an excerpt from his novel, The New World, "David and the Recruiter"

*Bro On The Global Television Beat: A roundup with dissections and forecasts of what news and alternative discussion shows online and on the tube are worth listening to - or not.

*Trevor Noah Daily Show Senior Correspondent Michael Kosta Forecasts Comedy Without Trump

*Performer Rusty Frank Talks "Tap! The Greatest Tap Dance Stars And Their Stories."

*Professor Dennis Broe continuing his best and worst small screen picks of 2020 - watching 140 of them so you don't have to.

*Dee Snider Talks Twisted Sister, FBI Threats, Rock Censorship

*China At The Oscars: Director Peter Chan Phones In From China

*Dennis Broe with his small screen picks of the year.