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The biographical film “Golda” is the latest example of how Hollywood handles history, Dan Webster says in his review.

A tribute to the perfumed, mysterious "Greta Garbo / of the neighborhood"

Thoughts on how something small and unseen can play a huge environmental role

The map of a cosmos that we don't always see when we look heavenward

A personal inventory of conflicting afflictions

Imagining an old soul's path into the world

On this week’s show, Dan Webster, Nathan Weinbender, and Mary Pat Treuthart will be discussing two movies whose main characters exhibit bad behavior that reflects their inner conflicts, behavior that only gradually gets explained, if at all. First up is “Dreamin’ Wild,” the based-on-a-real-story of a pair of Eastern Washington musicians, followed by “Amanda,” an Italian-language study of a woman in her mid-20s whose personality seems as stunted as it is brittle.

On TA(P): Author Rachel Kauder Nalebuff and burlesque artist Jolie Goodnight

On this week’s show, Dan Webster, Nathan Weinbender, and Mary Pat Treuthart will be discussing a pair of films that feature all-Asian casts. One is a blend of rom-com and character study titled “Shortcomings,” while the other is a “Bridesmaids”/“Girls Trip” clone titled “Joy Ride.”

A poem about the sea and solitude by the co-founder of Copper Canyon Press