The Spokane-based singer, songwriter and musician Olivia Brownlee is our guest this week.
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We’re talking music and film with this week’s guests Charlie Pepiton and Michael Kropf, two Gonzaga professors with a new short film and a new string ensemble.
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This week, Terrain co-founder/ executive director Ginger Ewing and operations director Jackie Caro preview the art extravaganza’s 16th annual event.
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This week we’re chatting with Aimee Brooks and Morganne Elkins of Banana Slug Books, the outfit behind the new literary anthology “Spokane Campfire Stories.”
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We went on location for this week’s episode to sit down with glass artist Preston Singletary and independent curator Miranda Belarde-Lewis.
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This week’s episode features a conversation with the bookbinder and book artist Mel Antuna Hewitt, who goes by Mel the Maker.
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We have two guests on this week’s episode: Joe and Sienna Henson, co-founders of Hitchhiker’s Theatre.
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Jim Mohr, executive director of the Blue Door Theatre, joins us this week to talk about all things improv and the universality of “Yes, and…”.
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On this week’s episode, we’re in conversation with Jon Kuritz, a video director who co-founded the nonprofit production house Live from Somewhere.
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For this week’s episode, Rachel Bade-McMurphy—jazz musician, composer and music advocate—is in the Rogue Heart Media studio to talk about, among other things, her new project, the Glass Bead Orchestra.
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This week we’re talking with Danny Anderson, a longtime actor who’s now leading My Turn Theater, an organization that provides performing arts opportunities to adults with disabilities.
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On this week’s episode we catch up with Zuill Bailey, who’s not only an internationally touring cellist but also artistic director of the Northwest BachFest.
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