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Reeder’s Movie Reviews: Conclave
CONCLAVE: Focus Features “Without uncertainty, there is no doubt. Without doubt, there is no mystery. Without mystery, there is no faith.” Let’s face it. Without an intelligent script, talented actors
Co-founders of a new Native American music festival prioritize education, creativity, and relationship
NWPB’s Anjuli Dodhia spoke to WSU professors, Drs. Melissa Parkhurst and Jacqueline Wilson (Yakima), about their upcoming Olsen Festival of native American Music. With Artist-in-Residence Connor Chee, the festival will be hosted on the WSU Pullman campus, November 12-23, 2024.
Reeder’s Movie Reviews: The Apprentice
The Apprentice: Briarcliff Entertainment When a 26-year-old Donald Trump encounters the controversial attorney Roy Cohn for the first time in director Ali Abbasi’s new film, he tells him, admiringly, “You’re
NWPB says goodbye to The Thistle & Shamrock
After over 40 years, the weekly Celtic music program The Thistle & Shamrock has come to an end. Fiona Ritchie, who has been the host and producer since she created the program in 1983, wrapped up her last program on September 30.
Reeder’s Movie Reviews: Megalopolis
Megalopolis: Lionsgate Studios “How would you like to watch a story where nothing ever happens? In my films, everything happens.” In Federico Fellini’s utterly fascinating 1963 picture, 8½ , the
Anton Bruckner Bicentennial
Today, two hundred years after his birth, Anton Bruckner’s music continues to challenge and fascinate. He was a humble man. A devout Catholic. A highly trained organist. A largely self-taught composer. A singular voice in music, especially in his massive symphonies.
