02:15 - 08:25Betty Marin's Pineros project
08:30 - 15:55Portland Cello Project's Winter
16:00 - 18:00Tillamook's Cheesecracker
18:10 - 20:25Jefferson Smith at Backfence PDX
20:30 - 23:35PICA awards Precicpice Fund grants
23:50 - 31:30Chuck Krall
31:47 - 38:20Blue Moon Camera's Customer Show
38:35 - 48:40Marisa Anderson
48:50 - 50:00Know Your Divas!

Our roundtable discussion with Rock Camp for Girls and Rock School staff exploring their shows on the road in Bahrain and Afghanistan.

Here's the rundown, people:

06:00 - 12:30 High Desert Nutcracker
16:15 - 21:10 Crystal Schenk's Shelter at Bullseye
23:05 - 29:40 Intisar Abioto and The Black Portlanders
30:50 - 51:30 Rock Camp in Bahrain/Rock School in Kabul

Our guest curators this week are Lena Lencek and Stephanie Snyder from Reed College, collaborators on an exhibition and symposium on Soviet-era photos and graphic arts.

Think Out Loud host, Allison Frost interviews author Ian Doescher about his book and is joined by members of the Portland Actors Ensemble who perform scenes from the book.

Everybody having a nice holiday? Here's today's rundown:
02:20 - 12:00 Musicians & Health Care. Can the ACA help artists?
12:00 - 21:30 Newport's Rick Bartow on how a recent stroke affected his work
22:00 - 28:00 Art in Rural Storefronts
28:15 - 37:15 Sherman Alexie rallies authors to work at local bookstores
38:00 - 44:00 Esperanza Spaulding speaks out on Guantanamo Bay
44:00 - 50:00 Slater Smith visits 180+ state parks for music video

We like what Ruth Wikler-Luker is doing over at Boom Arts - a theater group devoted to socially-engaged work. This week's production: The Natasha Plays.

This week, Portland Institute for Contemporary Art welcomes Sergei Tcherepnin. He works with sound the way some visual artists work with paint or ceramic. He's particularly interested by the interplay between sound and feeling, and how his installations can interact with your nervous system.

An Oregon seeker finds herself onstage, accepting one of the top prizes in American letters.

Big day today. Here's the rundown:

01:55 - 07:50 Mary Szybist wins National Book Award for Poetry
07:50 - 18:30 The Natasha Plays
18:45 - 26:30 Sound artists Sergei Tcherepnin comes to PICA
26:30 - 28:10 Pixies Video on All Songs Considered
28:20 - 31:25 Crow's Shadow Artists on View at Josephy Center
31:35 - 48:00 Ann Patchett

Our guest curator this week is Ethan Sperry, who directs the PSU Chamber Choir and the Oregon Repertory Singers. Here's where to find other stories in the show.

01:15 - 05:50 Alyssa Macy, a new member of the Oregon Arts Commission
10:20 - 16:45 Eugene Symphony's Counterpoint Festival
18:20 - 25:40 Oregon Symphony executive search
27:58 - 34:20 Streams of Support recap with Disjecta's Bryan Suereth
35:15 - 40:25 Joe Sacco's The Great War
40:30 - 44:40 Fruit Bats final show