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Katerina Canyon reads 'Inkwell' by James Everett Jones

Katerina Canyon reads 'Persist' by Asia Renee

'My Pain is Sculpted into Art for You to Consume,' written and read by Katerina Canyon

This episode tells the story of Spokane's first African American mayor, James Chase.

Mike Johnson invented the Comfort King Combine Cab for tractors to protect farmers from the elements. His plant installed as many as 100 cabs per year for local farmers.

The Spokane Art Center was a dynamic force in the community, as thousands of adults and children enrolled in free classes during the Great Depression.

In this episode, Kevin at last tells his shoplifting stories—when his father tackled a man trying to leave the store with several hams wedged into his clothes, and when Kevin himself tackled a very sad chap with a Stephen Sondheim book concealed similarly.

Katerina Canyon reads 'A Blue Girl in a Red World' by Sharon Smith Knight,

On this week’s show, Nathan Weinbender, Mary Pat Treuthart and Dan Webster will be discussing three of the five animated films nominated as Best Animated Feature Film of 2021. First up are two Disney offerings, “Encanto” and “Raya and the Last Dragon,” followed by the Sony Pictures film “The Mitchells vs. the Machines.”

Laura Mahler reads 'Burnings in October Light' by Judith Harris and Presley Nelson reads 'In a New Grief' by Jonathan Johnson