Schedule for Friday, December 19th
Wab Kinew guest hosts. All schedules are subject to last minute changes, so please check back for updates. The Interview is hardly the first movie to send up the North Korean regime, so why all the uproar? LA Weekly's chief film critic Amy Nicholson has a hunch. She speaks to Q about comedy's power as a potent political weapon. [FULL POST]...
Wab Kinew guest hosts. All schedules are subject to last minute changes, so please check back for updates.
- The Interview is hardly the first movie to send up the North Korean regime, so why all the uproar? LA Weekly's chief film critic Amy Nicholson has a hunch. She speaks to Q about comedy's power as a potent political weapon.
- Sophia McLennen, author of the books Colbert's America and Is Satire Saving Our Nation?, looks at the legacy of the character Stephen Colbert. The comedian is retiring his right-wing blow hard persona this week to become a more earnest talk show host for CBS.
- Wab speaks to Amy Fredeen and Sean Vesce from the E-line media company about the video game 'Never Alone', designed to preserve oral storytelling traditions of Indigenous people in Alaska and developed with the regions Inupiat community.
- FRIDAY LIVE: This week's Friday Live guest is the talented musician/wordsmith/broadcaster Rich Terfry aka. Buck 65. He performs from his latest record Neverlove and we speak to him about an album that he calls his "divorce record" where he brings the listener through the most painful year of his life. It's raw, honest and painful, but a rewarding listen.
- Elvira Kurt's Cultural Hall of Shame!