Jul 30 Watch Comedian Hari Kondabolu finds humor and substance in talking about race By PBS News Hour Comedian Hari Kondabolu has made a name for himself by speaking honestly -- and humorously -- about race. Kondabolu sits down Hari Sreenivasan at the Aspen Ideas Festival to discuss why colonialism can be a ripe subject for humor, and… Continue watching
Jul 30 Soul musician Curtis Harding on keeping with tradition and staying current By Victoria Fleischer Soul musician Curtis Harding originally wanted to be an oceanographer, but growing up in a musical family left its mark. “My mother’s a gospel singer. My sister plays piano. We all sang in the church, sang on the road,” he… Continue reading
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Jul 29 Indie band of high school 'misfits' on the truth of being young By Slavik Boyechko, Alaska Public Media “Life isn’t like a normal song, in 4/4 time,” says Grace Kari, a singer and banjo player with the band Gerygone and Twig. She and her fellow bandmates are self-proclaimed “misfits” who met during high school in Wasilla, Alaska. They… Continue reading
Jul 28 Weekly Poem: Marianne Boruch brings life to her 'favorite cadaver' By Victoria Fleischer When poet Marianne Boruch took a gross anatomy class at Purdue University, she was most interested in a woman who had been nearly 100 years old when she died. “For some reason, this figure, my favorite cadaver, just pushed me… Continue reading
Jul 26 Watch Inside Garrison Keillor's fabled world of 'A Prairie Home Companion' By PBS News Hour Continue watching
Jul 26 How well do you know 'A Prairie Home Companion'? Take our quiz By Megan Thompson, Frank Bi Are you strong, good-looking and/or above-average? Could you make it in Lake Wobegon? Take NewsHour Weekend’s “A Prairie Home Companion” quiz in honor of the show’s 40th anniversary. Continue reading
Jul 25 Watch Letter by letter, turning Whitman's 'Leaves of Grass' into a work of art By PBS News Hour Continue watching