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Stage Left Theater's new leadership team—Kearney Jordan Olson, James Landsiedel, and Dahveed Bullis—join host Henry McNulty in the studio to talk about their work as a trio and creative vision for the company.

For this week’s show, Dan Webster, Nathan Weinbender, and Mary Pat Treuthart first discuss “Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning.” Following that, however, Nathan regales everyone with thrilling tales of his 2025 Seattle International Film Festival shenanigans.

Megan Wildhood reads a poem by Cynthia Marie Hoffman

“Bring Her Back” offers a new type of career entry for the British actress Sally Hawkins, Dan Webster says.

Sarah Rooney reads an original poem

Conversation and music samples around SVST's second production of the season.

Sarah Rooney reads a poem by Pablo Neruda

Guitarist and composer, Abe Kenney, in the SPR Performance Studio, talking with host Michael Millham about his album Chess Suite, and playing live with colleague, flutist Jennifer Slaughter

Aimee Brooks reads an original poem from "Spokane Campfire Stories"

With the help of a generous grant from Spokane Arts, the new independent press Banana Slug Books is publishing “Spokane Campfire Stories,” a literary anthology. Through a mix of traditional and modern myth, this collection highlights the parts of the Inland Northwest that are beautiful and mysterious. Each work in this anthology is gives a fresh perspective on the greater Spokane area and is perfect for reading around a campfire. Find Spokane Campfire Stories at local retailers in Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho beginning on August 22nd. For more information about upcoming events, visit @banana.slug.books on Instagram.