tonight we discussed the economy, how work is related to it, and we followed up on the LEP charter high school, and the results of the meeting to renew the charter. plus... music!!!
we take a musical journey through the life of aretha question... happy born day, aretha!!! (yes, she is still physically with us)... also, we spoke about how major record labels/corporations can adapt to technology reflective of the times.
Dmae Roberts talks with Sarah Jane Hardy, director for Northwest Children's Theatre's production of "Goodnight, Moon" a new musical based on the classic children's bedtime poem. Also featured are actors Lea Zawada and Aiden Jung who sing a duet from the musical.
And in the second half of the show, we talk with people on the street about the value of art and arts funding with a special feature by Frank Reynolds. To find out more about arts funding crisis in the Portland tri-counties visit RACC.org and TheArtsCan.org
in this show, we honored the joy of the soundtrack, and we spoke with izzy berlin and mr. adam of the LEP charter school, about the actions taken by the students to keep the school open. AUDIO AND MORE INFORMATION UP SOON!!!
Host Marianne Barisonek interviews local producers Ali McCart, Kristin Thiel, Joseph Riippi, and Scott Parker, of "Ink-Filled Page," a quarterly journal of fiction, nonfiction and artwork from Indigo Editing & Publications.
Host/Producer Dmae Roberts talks with Adrienne Flagg, creative director, and Kimberly Howard, managing director, of the Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center about the proposed withdrawal of funding by Portland Parks and Rec after 26 years.Find out how a potential loss of 30 percent might affect the future of the IFCC.
And in the second part of the show, Jamey Hampton of Bodvox talks about the fun and mysterious Foot Opera Files.