From The Studio is an inside look at the culture and community building 'The School of the Future.' This is the first original podcast from Likemind; a creative exploration into ways our team finds radical connection in the new normal while finding audacious ideas into transformative solutions to address the shifts today's world is presenting to us. As thought leaders, entrepreneurs and artists, we hope Likemind can be a place for theses conversations to be embraced.
Piano Bench episode with guest Peggy Reich
Verne Windham interviews Troy Nickerson and Jeremy Whittington about the production.
Episode 3 of Elliot Reed's novel.
Episode 2 of Elliot Reed's novel.
"A Key to Treehouse Living" Episode 1
What if, right about now, every human soul were to answer
"People and Trees" is produced by Jane Fritz, founder of the Idaho Mythweaver, who has been producing local and national programs on Native issues since the 1980s. This is the first in a series called Voices of the Wild Earth.
"People and Trees" is produced by Jane Fritz, founder of the Idaho Mythweaver , who has been producing local and national programs on Native issues since the 1980s. This is the first in a series called Voices of the Wild Earth.
"People and Trees" is produced by Jane Fritz, founder of the Idaho Mythweaver, who has been producing local and national programs on Native issues since the 1980s. This is the first in a series called Voices of the Wild Earth.
"People and Trees" is produced by Jane Fritz, founder of the Idaho Mythweaver , who has been producing local and national programs on Native issues since the 1980s. This is the first in a series called Voices of the Wild Earth.
Spokane Civic Theatre and Spokane Public Radio Present A CHRISTMAS CAROL Based on the book by CHARLES DICKENS Adapted for the stage by BARBARA FIELD Produced by special arrangement with Plays For New Audiences EXCLUSIVELY FOR SPOKANE CIVIC THEATRE, SPECIAL PERMISSION FROM BARBARA FIELD AND PLAYS FOR NEW AUDIENCES HAS BEEN OBTAINED TO PRODUCE THIS UPDATED SCRIPT AS A RADIO PLAY. CAST Charles Dickens: Bryan Harnetiaux Ebenezer Scrooge: Patrick McHenry-Kroetch Jacob Marley: Patrick Treadway Ghost of Christmas Past: Cavalera Garegnani Ghost of Christmas Present: Troy Nickerson Bob Cratchit: Ryan Childers Mrs. Cratchit: Dawn Taylor Reinhardt Peter Cratchit: Slate Holtsclaw Martha Cratchit: Lacey Olson Belinda Cratchit: Gemma Ritchie Tiny Tim: Patrick Cabbage Jr. Young Ebenezer: Declan Sheehan Belle: Catherine Dietschak Fan: Imani Smith Mr. Fezziwig: William Marlowe Mrs. Fezziwig: Melody Deatherage Fred: Chad Herrmann Topper: Jeff Bryan Round Joe The Beetler: R. Scott Cantrell Lean: David
Spokane Civic Theatre and Spokane Public Radio Present A CHRISTMAS CAROL Based on the book by CHARLES DICKENS Adapted for the stage by BARBARA FIELD Produced by special arrangement with Plays For New Audiences EXCLUSIVELY FOR SPOKANE CIVIC THEATRE, SPECIAL PERMISSION FROM BARBARA FIELD AND PLAYS FOR NEW AUDIENCES HAS BEEN OBTAINED TO PRODUCE THIS UPDATED SCRIPT AS A RADIO PLAY. CAST Charles Dickens: Bryan Harnetiaux Ebenezer Scrooge: Patrick McHenry-Kroetch Jacob Marley: Patrick Treadway Ghost of Christmas Past: Cavalera Garegnani Ghost of Christmas Present: Troy Nickerson Bob Cratchit: Ryan Childers Mrs. Cratchit: Dawn Taylor Reinhardt Peter Cratchit: Slate Holtsclaw Martha Cratchit: Lacey Olson Belinda Cratchit: Gemma Ritchie Tiny Tim: Patrick Cabbage Jr. Young Ebenezer: Declan Sheehan Belle: Catherine Dietschak Fan: Imani Smith Mr. Fezziwig: William Marlowe Mrs. Fezziwig: Melody Deatherage Fred: Chad Herrmann Topper: Jeff Bryan Round Joe The Beetler: R. Scott Cantrell Lean: David
Guest Conductor of the Spokane Symphony, Morihiko Nakahara, and The Sweeplings, Cami Bradley and Whitney Dean, visit the studio in advance of the Symphony's Holiday Pops concert to talk partnerships, musical collaborations, and the holidays. Spokane Symphony and The Sweeplings will perform the Holiday Pops Saturday, December 18 at 8PM and Sunday, December 19 at 2PM. For tickets and more information visit .
Guest Conductor of the Spokane Symphony, Morihiko Nakahara, and The Sweeplings, Cami Bradley and Whitney Dean, visit the studio in advance of the Symphony's Holiday Pops concert to talk partnerships, musical collaborations, and the holidays.
Spokane Civic Theatre's Executive Director, Jake Schaefer, talks about the return of the Civic's radio performance of "A Christmas Carol," and gives a preview of the theatre's coming season. "A Christmas Carol" will air on KPBX on December 19th at 4pm and Christmas Day at noon. For more information on Spokane Civic Theatre's 2022 season, visit: .
Spokane Civic Theatre's Executive Director, Jake Schaefer, talks about the return of the Civic's radio performance of "A Christmas Carol," and gives a preview of the theatre's coming season.
Spokane artist and poet Karen Mobley visit the studio with her new book, "Catatopia a Year in Confinement: Little kids, art and writing from the Covid-19 Cloister." For more information or to purchase "Catatopia," visit . Books are available through Karen Mobley or at local independent bookstores.
Spokane artist and poet Karen Mobley visit the studio with her new book, "Catatopia a Year in Confinement: Little kids, art and writing from the Covid-19 Cloister."
Verne talks to Keith Whitlock of Chorale Coeur d'Alene about their upcoming performance, "A Christmas to Remember." "A Christmas to Remember" will be performed Friday, December 10, at 7 PM, and Saturday, December 11, at 2pm and 7 pm. For tickets and more information, visit .
Verne talks to Keith Whitlock of Chorale Coeur d'Alene about their upcoming performance, "A Christmas to Remember."
Verne talks to Wes Jessup, Executive Director of the Northwest Musuem of Arts and Culture, about the 20th anniversary of the MAC's renaming and opening of the current exhibition space. The MAC will celebrate on Sunday, December 5, with discounted admission all day, and cake and remarks by museum staff at 1pm. For current exhibit information, visit .
Verne talks to Wes Jessup, Executive Director of the Northwest Musuem of Arts and Culture, about the 20th anniversary of the MAC's renaming and opening of the current exhibition space.
Morihiko Nakahara (Conductor) and Cecily MacDougall (Associate Executive Director of State Street Ballet) visit the studio to discuss the Spokane Symphony's performance of Tchaikovsky's "The Nutcracker," with the dancers of the State Street Ballet of Santa Barbara. "The Nutcracker" will be performed Thursday, December 2 through Sunday, December 5. For performances, tickets, and more information, visit https://spokanesymphony.org/concerts-tickets/the-nutcracker-ballet/.
Morihiko Nakahara (Conductor) and Cecily MacDougall (Associate Executive Director of State Street Ballet) visit the studio to discuss the Spokane Symphony's performance of Tchaikovsky's "The Nutcracker," with the dancers of the State Street Ballet of Santa Barbara.
Verne welcomes Doug Beschta and JoAnne Emery of Spokane Children's Theatre, along with two actors, Craig Hirt and Alexa Preston, from their current production of "Babes in Toyland." For tickets and more information, visit .
Verne welcomes Doug Beschta and JoAnne Emery of Spokane Children's Theatre, along with two actors, Craig Hirt and Alexa Preston, from their current production of "Babes in Toyland."
Verne Windham welcomes pianist Archie Chen back to the studio for a preview of his upcoming program with the Spokane String Quartet, which includes pieces by Dvorak, Beethoven, and Vivian Fung. Spokane Spring Quartet with Archie Chen will perform Sunday, November 21, at 3pm at the Fox. For tickets and more information, visit .
Verne Windham welcomes pianist Archie Chen back to the studio for a preview of his upcoming program with the Spokane String Quartet, which includes pieces by Dvorak, Beethoven, and Vivian Fung.
Halle Goodwin, Assistant Director of Gonzaga Dance, talks to Verne about an upcoming performance by Seattle's Spectrum Dance Theater. Spectrum Dance Theater will perform on Saturday, November 20, at 7:30pm, at the Myrtle Woldson Theatre. For tickets and more information, visit .
Halle Goodwin, Assistant Director of Gonzaga Dance, talks to Verne about an upcoming performance by Seattle's Spectrum Dance Theater.
Music Director Verne Windham and Kevin Brown of Front Porch Bluegrass host a two-hour program with music and interviews from folk performers. This segment features Ena Wang, a Gonzaga University senior who has been playing the guzheng, also known as the Chinese Zither, since she was 6 years old, and Ken Glastre, who formed a surf band in Los Angeles in 1962 and began frequenting music clubs in Hollywood. Since then he's been performing as a solo act and in collaboration with musicians in California and Spokane.
Music Director Verne Windham and Kevin Brown of Front Porch Bluegrass host a two-hour program with music and interviews from folk performers. This segment features Ena Wang, a Gonzaga University senior who has been playing the guzheng, also known as the Chinese Zither, since she was 6 years old, and Ken Glastre, who formed a surf band in Los Angeles in 1962 and began frequenting music clubs in Hollywood. Since then he's been performing as a solo act and in collaboration with musicians in California and Spokane.
Music Director Verne Windham and Kevin Brown of Front Porch Bluegrass host a two-hour program with music and interviews from folk performers. This segment features Frankie Ghee, a Spokane-based singer/songwriter who performs solo folk, pop, blues, jazz, country and oldies, and Guitarist Ron Doyen who has played roots music at local coffee houses over the years.
Music Director Verne Windham and Kevin Brown of Front Porch Bluegrass host a two-hour program with music and interviews from folk performers. This segment features Frankie Ghee, a Spokane-based singer/songwriter who performs solo folk, pop, blues, jazz, country and oldies, and Guitarist Ron Doyen who has played roots music at local coffee houses over the years.
Music Director Verne Windham and Kevin Brown of Front Porch Bluegrass host a two-hour program with music and interviews from folk performers. This segment features members of the Spokane Storytelling League who weave their magic with engaging stories that captivate listeners of all ages and encourage audience participation. Another featured performer is Dr. Bob Riggs, a 66-year-old family physician who sings and plays both original tunes and covers on guitar. A folk singer, he has been writing music and performing for the last 10 years.
Music Director Verne Windham and Kevin Brown of Front Porch Bluegrass host a two-hour program with music and interviews from folk performers. This segment features members of the Spokane Storytelling League who weave their magic with engaging stories that captivate listeners of all ages and encourage audience participation. Another featured performer is Dr. Bob Riggs, a 66-year-old family physician who sings and plays both original tunes and covers on guitar. A folk singer, he has been writing music and performing for the last 10 years.
Music Director Verne Windham and Kevin Brown of Front Porch Bluegrass host a two-hour program with music and interviews from folk performers. This segment features Bagpiper Aaron Stratton, Drummer Kenyon Fields, Jen Edgren performing songs for kids of all ages on the guitar and charango, and Lyle Morse, also known as “Lonesome Lyle,” an acoustic guitarist, harmonica player and singer-songwriter-performer.
Spokane Symphony's "Masterworks 3: Points North" features cellist Inbal Segev and contemporary composer Anna Clyne's "DANCE." James Lowe, Conductor, visits the studio along with Inbal Segev, with a preview and discussion of all four of the masterworks in the program. The Spokane Symphony will perform "Masterworks 3: Points North" Saturday, November 13 at 7 pm, and Sunday, November 14 at 3pm. For tickets and more information, visit .
A new exhibit at the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture, "Continuous Lines: Selections from the Joe Feddersen Collection," explores the personal collection of one of the region's most influential living artists. Rachel Allen, a Fellow in the Mellon Curatorial Program in Art History at the University of Delaware and curator of the exhibit, visits the studio to talk about the curatorial process and the significance of exhibiting contemporary American Indian artists in this way. Rachel Allen will present a curator's tour and talk on Saturday, November 6, at 2pm. "Continuous Lines" will be on display through February 6, 2022. For tickets and more information, visit . "
What better way to talk about the new Spokane Valley Performing Arts Center (SVPAC) than by sharing some of the music that inspired it? Executive Artistic Director Yvonne A. K. Johnson and Media Coordinator Susanna Baylon came to the studio to talk with Verne about the center, which will offer professional stage performances, mentoring opportunities for young people interested in the performing arts and more. It is the dream of the Spokane Valley Summer Theatre, which will go year 'round with the opening of its ninth season when SVPAC opens in June of 2024.
Verne welcomes Jamie Sciarrio of Out of the Shadows Theater and two actors, Charmaine Brown, and Hana Cook, from their new production of "Bye Bye Birdie." "Bye Bye Birdie" opens Friday, October 29, at 7:30pm, with weekend performances through November 5. Visit for tickets and more information.
Inland Northwest Opera will present "Orpheus and Eurydice" in Italian with English subtitles at 7:30 p.m. Friday, October 29, and 3 p.m. Sunday, October 31. The opera has only three principle singing roles and an ensemble choir of eight voices and six dancers. Two of the singers visited Verne in the studio to give listeners a sample of the performance's music.
Verne Windham talks to Dean Williamson, Conductor, and Dan Wallace Miller, Stage Director, about Inland Northwest Opera's upcoming performance of Christoph Willibald Gluck's "Orpheus & Eurydice." Performances take place Friday, October 29th, at 7:30 PM, and Sunday, October 31st, at 3pm at the Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox. For tickets and more information, visit .
We welcomed Gonzaga University composidtion professor Shuying Li and Spokane Symphony principal flute Bruce Bodden for conversation around the performance of Shuying's music by the Gonzaga Symphony, with Bruce Bodden as soloist.
Verne speaks with Trigger Weddle (Director), Josian Brett (Sandy Cheeks), and Tyler McCabe (SpongBob) of Aspire Community Theatre in Coeur d'Alene about their production of "The SpongeBob Musical," which opens Friday, October 15, at 7:30pm. For tickets and more information, visit: .
Verne talks to Spokane Symphony Music Director James Lowe and guest tenor soloist William Ferguson about the Symphony's Masterworks 2: Beethoven's Soul. Spokane Symphony's Masterworks 2 will be performed Saturday, October 9, at 8PM, and Sunday, October 10, at 3PM. For tickets and more information, please visit .
Verne welcomes Spokane Valley Children's Theatre to talk about their production of Roald Dahl's "Matilda." Director Tanya Brownlee, Managing Director Doug Beschta, and actors Madalyn Brownlee and Dana Sitts join Verne in a phone interview. "Matilda: the Musical" opens Friday, October 8th, at 7pm, with shows Friday, Saturday, and Sunday until the 24th. For tickets and more information, visit .
Verne talks to Dahveed Bullis and Scott Doughty of Spokane Playwrights Laboratory about their inaugural workshop performance, "An Aviary for Birds of Sadness," by local playwright Tristen Canfield. The performance, which has been produced in partnership with Terrain will take place on Thursday, October 14th, at 7:30 pm, at the Washington Cracker Building. Visit for tickets and more information.
Wes Jessup, Executive Director of the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture (MAC) shares highlights of the new fall exhibitions including the headliner, Louis Comfort Tiffany: Treasures from the Driehaus Collection, which opens to the general public on Sunday, October 3. Wes says it is the best private collection of work by the most innovative artist of the 19th century and includes everyday objects -- furniture, vases, lamps -- transformed into works of art through bold colors, beautiful designs and forms. The exhibition continues through February 13, 2022. Other fall exhibitions Wes talks about are Continuous Lines: Selections from the Joe Fedderson Collection (Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation), which continues through early February 2022, and Awakenings: Traditional Canoes and Calling the Salmon Home (United Tribes of the Upper Columbia), which continues through August 21, 2022.
KPBX presents Villa Blues & Jazz, a Kids' Concert featuring jazz masters performing memorable and fun songs that have become jazz standards. Villa Blues includes Heather Villa, Steve Bauer, Michael Lenke and Brian Flick. This is Part 2 of the program aired on September 25, 2021. For more information on Spokane Public Radio events, and to listen to past KPBX Kids' Concerts, visit https://www.spokanepublicradio.org/topic/spr-events.
KPBX presents Villa Blues & Jazz, a Kids' Concert featuring jazz masters performing memorable and fun songs that have become jazz standards. Villa Blues includes Heather Villa, Steve Bauer, Michael Lenke and Brian Flick. This is Part 1 of the concert that aired on September 25, 2021. For more information on Spokane Public Radio events, and to listen to past KPBX Kids' Concerts, visit https://www.spokanepublicradio.org/topic/spr-events.
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