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See and hear performances from the Spokane-based jazz fusion sextet

Anticipating the return of a season's lush bloom. Or maybe the return of something else?

Human lives and milestones set amid the scale of geological time

Searching for signs of life in the midst of COVID-era stillness

Music from a new jazz album featuring saxophonist Darryl Yokley

Curator Janet Fagan on a new Confluence exhibit; Rachel Baker recalls Y2K Spokane

On this week’s show, Dan Webster, Nathan Weinbender, and Mary Pat Treuthart run down their guesses as to who will walk away with Oscar gold versus who they think should win.

“Dune: Part Two” looks great, but its technical virtues can’t elevate a script that suffocates us with self-importance, Dan Webster says in his review.

A sonic boom symbolically disturbs the natural balance

“Dune: Part Two” has already conquered the box office, so you can expect even more epics about intergalactic war and an element known as Spice. Nathan Weinbender says that even those left cold by the last “Dune” may find themselves caught up in the story this time.