From the Studio

From the Studio

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From the Studio episodes

  • From the Studio: Pianist/Composer Bogdan Ota
    Pianist and Composer Bogdan Ota visitied our studio to play some of his music and talk with Jim Tevenan about his life as a composer. Bogdan gives a concert Friday, January 17th at the Jacklin Arts and Cultural Center in Post Falls, ID.
    34 min
  • From the Studio: The M Show No. 1
    The M Show is back! Host and Spokane Symphony Concertmaster Mateusz Wolski visits the studio with guests, Spokane Poet Laureate (and trumpet player) Chris Cook and aerialist John Hernandez, to talk about this incarnation of the musical variety show. The M Show No. 1 will be performed at 8 PM, Saturday, January 11 at The Knitting Factory. For tickets and more information visit .
    32 min
  • From the Studio: Spokane Youth Ballet Presents "Peter and the Wolf"
    Spokane Youth Ballet recently received a SAGA grant to fund a special project to promote dance and dance education. The result is a new production of the classic ballet, “Peter and the Wolf,” showcasing the choreography of student dancers. Academy of Dance Director Naomi Hanvey, Phaedra Jarret, and young choreographer and dancer Brooke Geffry-Bowler visit the studio to talk more about the purpose and process of the show. “Peter and the Wolf” will be performed at 2 PM, Saturday, January 11, at
    20 min
  • From the Studio: Stage Left Theater Presents "Mandelstam"
    Stage Left Theater's latest production is Doug Nigro's darkly comic "Mandelstam." Director Doug Dawson visits the studio with actors J.P. O'Shaughnessy (Joseph Stalin) and Sean Behary (Boris Pasternak) to discuss the play and to perform a preview. "Mandelstam" opens Friday, January 10 at 7:30 PM, and runs through January 26. For tickets and more information, visit .
    14 min
  • From the Studio: Spokane Civic Theatre Presents "Present Laughter"
    Spokane Civic Theatre's latest production of the season is Noel Coward's "Present Laughter." Director Melody Deatherage visits the studio with actors Patrick McHenry-Kroetch (Garry Essendine), Elisabet Edwards (Liz Essendine), and Phedre Burney-Peters (Monica Reed) to discuss the show and perform a scene or two. "Present Laughter" opens Friday, January 10, at 7:30 PM and continues through February 2. For tickets and more information, visit .
    17 min
  • A Tribute to Randel Wagner
    Verne Windham offers this tribute to Randel Wagner, who served as Director of Vocal Studies and Choirs at Eastern Washington University for nearly 20 years. Wagner passed away December 22, 2019 at the age of 67.
    13 min
  • From the Studio: Spokane Symphony's Holiday Pops
    James Lowe, Music Director of the Spokane Symphony, visits the studio to discuss the tradition of the Holiday Pops and this season's program, featuring guest vocalist Vanessa Williams. Spokane Symphony performed the Holiday Pops with Vanessa Williams Saturday, December 21, at 8PM, and Sunday, December 22, at 2 PM.
    24 min
  • From the Studio: Michael Marsolek
    Michael Marsolek joins us from Montana Public Radio to talk about his upcoming Winter Solstice musical celebration, A Musical Dreamtime Journey. Michael, joined by fellow multi-instrumentalist Lawrence Duncan perform this Saturday at South Perry Yoga at the Buddhio.
    23 min

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Interviews and performances from inside the studios of Spokane Public Radio in Spokane, WA.