Art Hour

Jackie and Ginger discuss Terrain, community, and the toll tiling takes on your hands and wrists.

Brooke discusses publishing her book, growing up in Yakima, and drops a curse word!

Kryston Skinner, Mick Burson, Nicole Chochrek, and YeJeong Mutter discuss their work, their residencies at the Laboratory, trains, air quality, and neuroscience. 

Sid and Anna discuss theater in unorthodox spaces like the Baby Bar, future work at Terrain 12, and getting artists paid!

Deva discusses the the arts collective Shades of Me, and invites you to Dinner with Shades (but fellas, you best wear a jacket). [Forgive the crappy audio quality for the first 30 seconds or so.]

Liz Rognes discusses powerful girls, sad songs, and being happy.

Hear Henry discuss his current play "Spring Awakening," whether Spokane is a theater town, and what instrument unites the play's string quartet and punk rock elements.

Hear the owners of The Bartlett and Lucky You Lounge discuss how they started, how they met, the kickass new LYL menu, and what they think Spokane needs to do to take the next step as a music city.

Hear Young Brians reflect on 30 years in music and discuss their upcoming reunion show.

Listen to Chris discuss new prints available at the upcoming Bazaar, the backroads route to Coeur d'Alene, and the legendary Sam's Pit (and other stuff as well).

Listen to Mark Anderson discuss being Spokane's poet laureate, read two cool poems, and explain why he doesn't have an Instagram (yet)  [photo: Dean Davis]

We talk to Matt about Unifest, his band Laminates, graphic design, Portapotties and heavy metal.

Hear a great interview with Vanna Oh!, and a couple of great tunes to get you ready for Volume!

The Coles tell us about their adventures taking photos of marine wildlife around the world. 

Reinaldo talks about teaching, printmaking, and the theme of home in his art.

Hear our talk with Nic, and listen to him sing a few songs live in studio!

 This Thursday at 4 on KYRS we will be talking to Travis Tveit, head chef at Iron Goat, who just won a local cooking contest and will head to Anaheim (all expenses paid) to compete in the western regionals. He is also the drummer for Indian Goat, local two-piece rock band. Hear two of their songs on this episode, and learn some organization techniques while you're here!

Local artists Tiffany Patterson and Derrick Freeland

In which we discuss dead audience members, crippling alcohol addiction, and assistant crack whores.