Fast friends for years, Tracy and Louis Pain talked to us about their good friend Linda Hornbuckle. Louis and Linda played together in various line-ups for years. They first met in Paul DeLay's band, No Delay. Linda was asked to step in when Paul DeLay served a sentence in prison. Fellow bandmate Peter Dammann has organized a relief concert to defray medical expenses for Linda Hornbuckle's family. Full info on that is at this link. https://www.facebook.com/LoveForLindaHornbuckle

The Bend Film Festival is taking place this weekend. The festival has a new executive director at the helm. And for the first time, festival goers will be able to see films on the Warm Springs reservation, including one by a 23 year old tribal member.

0:00-6:10: Paul Revere Dick and Linda Hornbuckle Pass Away
6:10-11:20 Central Oregon Arts Summit And Bend Lodging Tax
11:20-17:25: Bruce Guenther Leaves Portland Art Museum
17:25-20:35: 40 Years of Photography at Blue Sky Gallery
20:35-24:55: Bend Film Fest Expands to Warm Springs Under New Director
24:55-28:50: James Broughton Biopic Featured in Astoria Film Fest
28:50-32:05: Jack Ohman's New California Life and Career
32:05-end: Credits and Corin Tucker Preview

An extended conversation with David Mitchell, who sat down with us to discuss his new work, his writing influences, parenting a child who has autism, growing up with a stammer, and the spiritual themes that inform his work.

00:00 EDJ
03:15 Design Week
14:05 Project Pabst
16:50 David Mitchell
27:50 Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial
32:40 Furniture Porn

Mark Takiguchi dishes about his new show at Worksound International, the manufactured world of home decor catalogues, and why it took him three years to find the perfect couch. His paintings will be up through the end of October.

Carl Alviani of Ziba Design, John Vieira of Nemo Design, and Sarah Mirk of Bitch Media talk about design that works in Portland, and the interplay between urban design and public dialogue.
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-Museum curators battle to choose a new work for Portland Art Museum’s collection.
-Joshua Wolf Shenk takes on the myth of the solitary genus and the true power of creative pairs.
-Hari Kondabolu tackles race and class in his stand-up routine.
-The Donkeys bring a summery, San Diego feel to their music.
-A fight scene takes place in near pitch dark in Northwest Classical Theatre Company’s "Wait Until Dark."
-Milagro Theater‘s "Words that Burn" dramatizes the WWII experiences of “the Pied Piper of Saipan.”
-Romeo and Juliet’s story is told from the perspective of Juliet’s Nurse.

Northwest Classical Theatre Company is in the midst of the show, Wait Until Dark, which includes a rather involved fight scene.
We spoke with Clara Hillier and Sam Dinkowitz about staging this on a wet stage, in the dark, with a knife. Easy peasy, right?