
“The Artist’s Life.” Live At Hales: What is it like to make your living with your art?
What is it like to make your living with your art? The fame? The fortune? The Limos? Each of us has a unique creativity but
What is it like to make your living with your art? The fame? The fortune? The Limos? Each of us has a unique creativity but
Taproot Theatre Company’s staging of Dorothy Sayers’ Gaudy Night (Lord Peter Wimsey Mysteries)inspires a conversation on the art and pull of mysteries and thrillers. Join host
Go be a part of your life’s drama today. Who knows what part of the play you’re in? by Jeff Berryman
Lord Peter Wimsey was not really looking for love…
In our premier Kindlings Muse Canada West broadcast of 2011, Bill Hogg and our cadre of gadflies, film critic Peter T. Chattaway, and filmmaker Kevin Miller,
Host Dick Staub with Reverend Earl Palmer in a discussion about the Truth and Grace in Victor Hugo’s Greatest story Les Miserables. The supreme happiness
Hi there! As of today, my newest book, About You, Fully Human: Fully Alive, is now available online and at bookstores everywhere. If I may
Host Dick Staub discusses a film the NYT describes as, “A big, warm hug of feel-better entertainment and a community salve.” The film tells the story
KindlingsFest 2009 explored theme of Broken Beauty with Dr. Jerry Root, Nigel Goodwin and artists-in-residence Bruce Herman, Michael Ward, Rick Stevenson and Michael Kelly Blanchard.
My friend Marty sent me an email that said. “Watch This.” Good friends don’t waste good friends time in seasons where there is none to
Host Dick Staub is joined by a live audience at Taproot Theatre in Seattle’s Greenwood district that had just seen the play DOUBT, which won
For this Kindlings Muse, host Dick Staub asked some fellow kindlings to share festive pieces as we welcome in the season. We hope you enjoy