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Cast and creatives talk about Joshua Harmon's "New York comedy"

In this episode, we learn why Assassin School is like summer camp but with even more blood and humiliation.

Russell Flemming reads his original poem, "Politics Back Home"

Why are they above the Law? Because the Law sets a low Bar—look how many people pass it every year—and Tony and Kevin stride the world like a couple of tall people.

The actors and director of Admissions discuss Joshua Harmon's topical play

Leon Atkinson plays with his friend, bass player Ron Carter, in this special tribute episode of Guitar Hour

Movies are often seen as mere entertainment. Walt Disney, among others, made his fortune on that belief. But some of the best movies ever made don’t entertain so much as examine the social issues of their time. This week, Dan Webster, Mary Pat Treuthart and Nathan Weinbender discuss three movies that follow that latter formula: “Till,” the story of the lynching of the teenager Emmett Till, and its aftermath; “Descendant,” a documentary about the search for and salvaging of the last ship that carried enslaved peoples to America; and “Tár,” a narrative film starring Cate Blanchett as an embattled orchestra conductor.

Bhikshuni Weisbrot reads her original poem "Autumnal Revival."

Bhikshuni Weisbrot reads an untitled poem by Sri Chinmoy.

Bhikshuni Weisbrot reads her original poem "Postcards from the Catskills."