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Little Feat founding member chats about the Waiting for Columbus 45th Anniversary Tour

Kent Kimball of the Music Conservatory of Coeur d'Alene on Handel's masterpiece

Poet Cara Lorello, bluesman Joe Bonamassa & potter Amy Wharf are on this week's TA(P)

Yes, Kevin thinks up the best episode titles, but he confesses to a being a life-long liar and tries to throw the blame for these best titles onto Tony.

The popular holiday-themed film festival makes its post-pandemic return

As we age, most of us have a tendency to look back at our lives. And when you’re a filmmaker, that tendency becomes an attempt to meld memory with art. This week Dan Webster, Mary Pat Treuthart and Nathan Weinbender discuss a pair of movies by first-rate directors who examine their pasts by imbuing a fair amount of fact with an overlay of calculated fiction. Steven Spielberg does so with “The Fabelmans” and James Gray does so with “Armageddon Time.”

The plot in Lila Neugebauer’s film “Causeway” may be minimalist, but the emotions are universal.

Curated, written and presented by Nikki Bedi, The Arts Hour brings you the best in global arts in a weekly showcase of rich arts, culture and entertainment stories from across the BBC and broadcasters around the world. This program reaches the world’s culture centers and taps into stories, personalities and big global debates.

Cast members preview Karen Zacharías' play about neighborly disputes

As we approach the end of the year, the film industry is already thinking about awards. And several movies, as well as the performances in them, are being touted. This week Dan Webster, Mary Pat Treuthart and Nathan Weinbender discuss two movies that feature actresses mentioned as being among the year’s best performers. We’re talking about Florence Pugh in the Netflix feature “The Wonder” and Jennifer Lawrence in the Apple TV+ feature “Causeway.”