* Jane Seymour Talks Ruby's Choice, Harry Wild...and that casting couch * Taking Venice: How The US manipulated the 1964 Venice Biennale * Broe on his latest noir detective mystery, The House That Buff Built * Garland Nixon on whom Biden really representsBy With Host Prairie Miller

* Musician Lionel Cole on being inspired by his uncle Nat King Cole * George Galloway and Scott Ritter on The Passion of Protest * The White House Correspondents Dinner: Dissecting the gathering * Bro at Cannes and the Spring Global TV PreviewBy With Host Prairie Miller

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* A Conversation With director Maggie Greenwald on the re-release of her unconventional Western, The Ballad Of Little Jo * Garland Nixon on the Empire of Imbeciles * Broe talks with Israeli Palestinian scholar and Film Studies Professor Terri GinsbergBy With Host Prairie Miller

** George Lopez: The politically fueled standup comic is joined by cast members of his socially conscious sitcom, Lopez vs. Lopez ** Broe on Jonathan Glazer's Gaza genocide Oscar speech ** Team Human: Douglas Rushkoff's tale of tech dehumanization ** And Garland NixonBy With Host Prairie Miller

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* The Neon Highway and Matlock Reboot: A Conversation With Beau Bridges * Gazan poet Mosab Abu Toha's poem "The Wounds" on the December 2008 Israeli War on Gaza * Bro On How The West Was Lost - Examining the Alec Baldwin Rust debacle * and Garland NixonBy With Host Prairie Miller

* Up From The Streets: A Conversation With Jazz Musician/Composer, Terence Blanchard * Actor David Morse Talks Cabrini, the film about the famous Italian American immigrant nun * Bro On Mass Media Wars Then And Now * and Garland Nixon on NATO paper tigersBy With Host Prairie Miller

* Tim Blake Nelson Talks Asleep In My Palm, Captain America: Brave New World * A Short History of Spaghetti with Tomato Sauce * Corporate Media Shilling For Global Arms Dealers * Macron's Napoleonic delusionsBy With Host Prairie Miller

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** Actor Jon Seda discusses Selena, La Brea, Carlito's Way and his role with Richard Dreyfuss in the upcoming Into The Deep ** Americonned: Time To Rise, probing the Sean Claffey documentary ** Israel's Genocide from two sides ** And Garland Nixon on Let's Start HereBy With Host Prairie Miller

* Actress Virginia Madsen talks Surviving Middle America and Hollywood, and her latest movie as a damaged mother in Lola * Steven Wright's new surrealist novel, Harold * "Fat": From Will You Please Be Quiet, Please by Raymond Carver * How to Hide an EmpireBy With Host Prairie Miller

** Director Jean-Pierre Jeunet Talks Amelie, Alien Resurrection, And The Farmer Uprisings ** Bro On The Global Cultural Beat: "Vienna - City Of Contrasts And Contradictions" ** Garland Nixon on the US race for PresidentBy With Host Prairie Miller

* Cheryl Hines Talks The Two Men In Her Life, RFK Jr. and Larry David, and Popular Theory * RU$E - Lying The American Dream: From Hollywood To Wall Street * George A. Romero's Independent Cinema * Garland Nixon on Genocide JoeBy With Host Prairie Miller

* A Light In The Dark: Surviving More Than Ted Bundy-Kathy Kleiner Rubin on her determination to prevail * Caitlin Johnstone's "Child Killing Murder Robot" & more * Folk Horror On Film - Return Of The British Repressed * Garland Nixon on weaponizing wordsBy With Host Prairie Miller

* Ian McShane talks American Star and the John Wick sequel, Ballerina * Until Tomorrow, Comrades: Eric Gordon on Portuguese revolutionary Manuel Tiago's novel * "The Power Of Film": a personal exploration of screen classics with Brett Gregory * Garland Nixon on NATO and Euro-scamBy With Host Prairie Miller

** Sean Mattison Talks Petro, new Colombian documentary at Slamdance: how a former guerrilla became President ** Franz Kafka's Before the Law and An Imperial Message ** Bro looks at the Best and Worst TV Series of the Year ** And Garland Nixon on Hollywood propagandaBy With Host Prairie Miller

** James Ivory Talks Merchant Ivory and that historic filmmaking team in a new film doc directed by Stephen Soucy * Brett Gregory interviews Matt Alford on Julian Assange's Final Extradition Appeal * Karl Marx, Private Eye! * Garland Nixon on the narcissistic US empireBy With Host Prairie Miller

* Sawyer Spielberg on being directed by his father in The Post, along starring in the upcoming 9/11 thriller, Martyr Of Gowanus * Brett Gregory Down and Out In the UK * Bro on his new noir, The House That Buff Built * Policing Thought crimes here and in IsraelBy With Host Prairie Miller

What's the fastest way to hit $10k /mo with a personal brand? After 10 years in the game, this is what I would do if I was starting all over. You can watch the video version of this episode and download the framework at PaidtoBringPeace.com/GameplanBy Beau Norton

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* Freud's Last Session: A Conversation With Matthew Goode, who portrays author C.S. Lewis * "Palestine A-Z" by Gazan poet Mosab Abu Toha * How The Pentagon And The CIA Took Hollywood: Filmmaker Matthew Alford * Garland Nixon on Christian ZionismBy With Host Prairie Miller

* Stafford Braxton Talks "American Santa." Superheroes don't always wear capes * Bro On The Television Season Of Our Discontent: streaming and strikes in 2023 * "Godard Cinema" - Brett Gregory deconstructs the enigma of Jean-Luc GodardBy With Host Prairie Miller

** Ed Begley Jr. on his new memoir, To The Temple of Tranquility...And Step On It! ** Part 2 with the author of the new bio, Becoming Ella Fitzgerald ** The Success Of Failure: "Movies So Bad, They're Good" ** Garland Nixon on Hollywood propagandaBy With Host Prairie Miller

* Actor Steve Schirripa Talks The Sopranos, Blue Bloods * Becoming Ella Fitzgerald with author Judith Tick * A Conversation With David Archibald - the Scottish professor and performer on Tracking Ken Loach * Garland Nixon on GazaBy With Host Prairie Miller

* Adrien Brody Talks Masculine Identity In Crisis in his new film Manodrome * Israelism: A new film doc on American Jewish youth turning against Zionism. * The homeless crisis gets personal * Garland Nixon on the pirates of the American EmpireBy With Host Prairie Miller

* Black and Choctaw Native American Aaron Neville talks Music and Memoir: Tell It Like It Is, My Story * Pepe Escobar on the Mummy and Xi * Werner Herzog, Radical Dreamer * Garland Nixon on the Colonial WoundBy With Host Prairie Miller

* Noah Wylie Talks At The Gates, ER Memories, and strike resolution. * The Poetry Of Caitlin Johnstone. "In Times Such as These" * Brett Gregory probes the film essay Looking Forward * Dennis Broe on mind-numbing media spectacle * Garland Nixon on the monsters who ruleBy With Host Prairie Miller

* The Shirelles' Beverly Lee talks the groundbreaking 60s girl groups * A Creature Wanting Form: author Luke O'Neil in conversation about his fiction & non-fiction * Actors' strike update with actor/filmmaker Harley Wallen * Garland Nixon on genocideBy With Host Prairie Miller

* Terrence Howard Talks Empire, Hustle & Flow, and his upcoming Shirley Chisholm biopic, Shirley * AE Fave Mary Murphy discusses film, theater, tv, animation, video games, voice acting, and the actors' strike * Garland Nixon on "Why We Blow Ourselves Up"By With Host Prairie Miller

* Alicia Witt Talks Movies, Music, And The Continuing Actors Struggle * Miguel Gardel reads from his short story, "Blues In America" * Peter Wise discourses on the 9 minute Nietzsche * Garland Nixon on Trainwreck AmericaBy With Host Prairie Miller

* Henry Thomas talks his films and series from ET to Fall of the House of Usher * Luke O'Neil's short story "Thy Kingdom Come" from A Creature Wanting Form * The Stones And Brian Jones: Deciphering the Nick Broomfield doc * Garland Nixon on the so-called "rules-based" orderBy With Host Prairie Miller

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* Diallo Riddle Talks One Song, The Hollywood Strikes, And What Exactly Is A Moonlighting DJ * Ian Scott: American Politics In Hollywood Film * Mary Murphy reads selections from the poetry of Mary Oliver * Peter WIse: 9 minute Nietzche and Garland NixonBy With Host Prairie Miller

* A Tale of Two Prison Dramas: Actress Siobhan Fallon in Shelter in Solitude and Eileen * Brett Gregory deconstructs Norman Finkelstein's new book * Singer/songwriter Nellie McKay talks about Hey Guys, Watch This * Peter Wise on The 9 minute NietzscheBy With Host Prairie Miller

* Madison Molloy on "Comedy in a woke world," as a woman speaking her mind * Blue collar wordsmith Miguel Gardel reads his short story, "Religious" * Peter Wise's gallery tour of the artist and the renegade * Garland Nixon on US foreign policy hypocrisyBy With Host Prairie Miller

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* Michael Rapaport talks DeNiro, Walken, strikes, and stand-up comedy * Underground Empire: How America Weaponized the World's Economy * Brett Gregory on the Drive In: Outdoor Cinema In 1950s America * Mitchel Cohen's anti-war memory lane excursionBy With Host Prairie Miller

* Brian Goodman, who has worked with the best, walks the picket line * Garland Nixon on Malcolm X and Africa Rising * Brett Gregory's memoir, "I Used to be Jewish" * Caitlin Johnstone on Capitol Hill psychopaths * Dennis Broe on the Hollywood strikesBy With Host Prairie Miller

* Golden Age of Hollywood Actress Terry Moore on "Silent Life: The Story Of The Lady In Black," about the mystery rose woman at Valentino's grave. *Brett Gregory on Identity Politics, Horror, Marxism And the Hayes Code *Garland Nixon on "Who Am I?"By With Host Prairie Miller

* Filmmaker and veteran manager of rock artists Jon Brewer discusses his doc Chuck Berry: The Original King Of Rock 'n' Roll * Brett Gregory and Dominic Lees on AI's impact on film and TV * Garland Nixon on suing TwitterBy With Host Prairie Miller

* Amy Redford Talks The Sopranos, This Revolution, And Her Father Robert R. * Ron Perlman Rant On The Picket Line * "The Hollywood Renaissance And The Blacklist": Brett Gregory and Andy Willis * More At The Atomic Cafe with director Jayne LoaderBy With Host Prairie Miller

* Margaret Cho on her "Live and Livid" stand-up tour, and news on the writers' and actors' strike *The Atomic Cafe: AE talks with the director of the classic film doc of US nuclear war propaganda * Brett Gregory on The Ageing Woman In British Film * Scott Ritter: Banned on YouTube!By With Host Prairie Miller

* Orlando Jones talks Til Death Do Us Part * Lionelle Hamanaka shares personal memories during Nagasaki remembrance day * Stephanie Bartage on Shawshank Redemption for the stage * Excerpts of our production of Virginia Woolf's To The LighthouseBy With Host Prairie Miller