Executive Director Robin Harrell takes you on an audio tour of The Lark in Hastings. This venue in downtown Hastings is home to The Listening Room concerts series and other events.

“Indignation,” the film currently showing at the Ross Media Arts Center in Lincoln, is about how one false move can destroy a young man’s life. UNL English Professor Kwakiutl Dreher (wah-keedle drayer) has this review.

From the January 8th Friday Live, Genevieve Randall talks with Doug Ganz about the Bill Ganz Western Band.

This week, a listen back to a conversation between Genevieve Randall and Wally Seiler from Alliance, a board member and performer with the Post Playhouse near Crawford. The Playhouse is nearing the end of their summer season with final shows August 12, 13 and 14. This particular interview was record...

The popularity of one of our most traditional American hobbies—quilting—has waxed and waned during the last century. A new exhibit tells the story of one company that played a big role in our national quilting heritage.

Genevieve Randall talks with four people from "MAD Magazine" about their upcoming discussion about storytelling on August 12th at Kaneko in Omaha. "Mad's" Dick DeBartolo, Sam Viviano, Desmond Devlin, and Tom Richmond tell Randall how they got their starts at "Mad" and other things.

Genevieve Randall speaks with film editor Joseph Krings, a Nebraska native from Albion and a UNL graduate, whose new film "Captain Fantastic" opens nationwide this weekend. During his time at UNL Krings interned at NET News. After he graduated, he worked for a time at KOLN-TV in Lincoln before pur...

This week, Genevieve Randall talks with Sharon Kennedy, Curator of Education, and Tina Koeppe, exhibits curator/coordinator about the “Our People, Our Land, Our Images” film series and photography exhibit at the Nebraska History Museum in Lincoln.

Genevieve Randall speaks with Theatre West choreographer Tiffany Tabor Mackrill, who is currently balancing life as a dancer, choreographer, wife, and mother.

Genevieve Randall talks with Steven Trinkle about his ensemble, "Portable Masterpieces"