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Paul Lindholdt reads his original poem "The Birds Gave Way"

A sonic boom symbolically disturbs the natural balance

Nathan Weinbender reviews "Dune: Part Two"

“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.

Christine Holbert reads "Roses in the Eyes, Oblivious to the Thorns" by Anna Leigh Knowles

A family photo, a static moment in time that still whispers to the poet

Central Valley High School's "Anything Goes"

Student cast members and their director preview the madcap Cole Porter musical

Christine Holbert reads “In a Country Where Everyone’s Name Is Fear” by Lyudmyla Khersonsky and “Apple” by Boris Khersonsky

Two poems, the first translated by Grace Mahoney, the second by Diane Seuss with Oksana Maksymchuk

Spokane Youth Symphony's "Voices of Our Youth"

SYSO's competition soloists and their music director showcase their upcoming concert

Voices of the Wild Earth: "Shoshone-Bannock Keepers of the Earth" Redux

The Idaho Mythweaver revisits the history and stories of Fort Hall Reservation tribes

Orchard Ridge Senior Living's "Assisted Living: The Musical"

Members of a "PG-13" Vaudeville-style musical discuss its comedy and characters

Spokane Symphony's "Masterworks 6: A Message to the Stars"

Conductor James Lowe and violinist Jack Liebeck preview a cosmic concert

Latrice Williams reads her original poem, "The Story"

Finding the self-affirmation and positive lessons in life's more trying moments

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