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"Ben Nighthorse Campbell, an American Warrior," by Herman Viola, read by Tom Lee - Episode 4

The biography of the former Colorado senator, the first Native American member of the U.S. senate.
"Ben Nighthorse Campbell, an American Warrior," by Herman Viola, read by Tom Lee - Episode 8

The biography of the former Colorado senator, the first Native American member of the U.S. senate.
Dan Webster reviews "Benediction"

Benediction” is a Terence Davies’ biographical look at the life and loves of the poet Siegfried Sassoon, Dan Webster says in his movie review.
Alexander A. Manzoni reads “Something Left Undone” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Alexander A. Manzoni reads “Something Left Undone” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Alexander A. Manzoni reads “Thought on the Seasons” by William Wordsworth

Alexander A. Manzoni reads “Thought on the Seasons” by William Wordsworth
"Ben Nighthorse Campbell, an American Warrior," by Herman Viola, read by Tom Lee - Episode 16

The biography of the former Colorado senator, the first Native American member of the U.S. senate.
From the Studio: Inland Northwest Opera's "La Traviata"

Cast and creative members of La Traviata visit the SPR studio for live song and discussion.
Interview with Dominique Betts and Taylor Cummings

Co-founders of Bright Comet Theatre preview their new SAGA-funded show
Interview with Mallory Battista and Lisa Soranaka

Artists Lisa Soranaka and Mallory Battista on their SAGA-funded "Sun Shine Through"
A Tribute to John Hartford

A Live Set From the 2022 Blue Waters Bluegrass Festival

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