Genevieve Randall talks with 2016 Mildred Bennett Award winners Marjorie Saiser and Twyla Hansen. Also, Saiser and Hansen read some of their poetry

Robert Goldberg talks with world renowned violinist, and now conductor, Joshua Bell.

Genevieve Randall has lively conversations with: Liz Shea-McCoy about the public art project "Nebraska By Heart;" and, Nebraska native Dan Tracy, about his role in the musical "Once," that'll be at the Lied Center in Lincoln this weekend.

This week, Dave Hughes takes us on an audio tour led by by Art Department Chair Tom Kreager of the new Dinsdale Art Center at Hastings College. Included in the tour is a print making demonstration by Art Professor Turner McGehee.

Genevieve Randall speaks with Dick Petersen about his group's concert in Columbus on September 25th. Barbary Coast is celebrating it's 50th and last year of performing.

Genevieve Randall speaks with Ed Polochick and Anton Miller from Lincoln's Symphony Orchestra about the orchestra's season opening concert on September 16th.

Genevieve Randall speaks with Courtney Ziska and Nolan Johnson of the Nebraska State Historical Society archeology staff about the Archeology Month Free Family Fun Day September 11 in Lincoln.

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.