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The Atlanta-based slam poetry champ reads one of her own pieces for Poetry Moment

In his film “Broker,” Japanese filmmaker Hirokazu Koreeda explores the world of Korean baby brokers, Dan Webster says in his movie review.

While James Cameron and the rest of the mainstream film industry continue to churn out blockbusters, other filmmakers maintain their focus on making films that emphasize heart over heat. This week Dan Webster, Nathan Weinbender and Mary Pat Treuthart discuss three movies that aren’t likely to rank very high on the box-office meter yet, each in its own way, explore matters of basic humanity. First up is the Japanese import “Broker” followed by “The Whale” and the French import “Saint Omer.”

Now on Netflix, the historical mystery “The Pale Blue Eye” stars Christian Bale as a drunk detective and Harry Melling as a famous author whose name you no doubt recognize. Nathan Weinbender investigates Scott Cooper’s latest historical drama.

This week's TA(P) looks at a Broadway musical and righting the historical record

Local author and artist reads her own poem about taking the good with the bad

Local author and artist reads a poem about the "grace of the unseen cosmic ocean"

Conversation with internationally-known conductor, Leonard Slatkin

Author of Fur Not Light reads a work that talks of the "poetry of mud"

Author of And Yet reads a poem about striving, anonymity and contentment