This week, a discussion with Chuck Salestrom and Carol Lomicky, the authors of a biography of Keith Blackledge, long time editor of the North Platte Telegraph.

This week, a preview of Humanities on the Edge speaker Claire Colbrook's talk.

This week, a discussion with filmmaker Chris Lofing, a Beatrice native, about his latest film, "The Gallows, Act II."

This week, sculptor Herb Mignery tells us about his work.

This week, Tim & Lisa Trudell tell us about their new book "Unique Eats and Eateries of Omaha."

This week, Bill Wyman talks about the first First Friday event at St. Paul United Methodist Church in Lincoln October 4th. Also, Rick Buoy tells us about Old West Days in Valentine October 10th-13th.

This week, trumpeter Darryl White and organizer Lee Rockwell tell us about the opening concert of the First Friday Jazz series. And, interim Artistic Director of Nebraska Shakespeare, Sarah Brown tells us about their tour around the state.

This week, artist Sally Jurgensmier tells us how she makes art out of junk. Jurgensmier currently has an exhibition in Minden.

This week, Lincoln native Joshua James tells us about his concerts as part of Lincoln Calling next week.

Annie McClanahan, Associate Professor of English at UC Irvine, was the first Humanities on the Edge Speaker this season at UNL. Her talk on Thursday, September 5 was called “Tipwork, Gigwork, Automation.” McClanahan stopped by the NET studios before her talk for a conversation about this subject w...