Prairie Miller

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Prairie Miller is a New York multimedia journalist online, in print and radio, who reviews movies and conducts in-depth interviews. She can also be heard on WBAI/Pacifica National Radio Network's Arts Express.

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Arts Express: Rapper Pras Talks Haiti Political Documentary At Slamdance

Rapper Pras Michel returns to his Haitian roots with his documentary premiering - Sweet Micky For President - political turmoil in Haiti.

Arts Express: UK Director Kevin Macdonald Talks Black Sea

Movie reviewer Prairie Miller interviews UK Director Kevin Macdonald about his new movie, Black Sea on WBAI/Pacifica National Radio Network's Arts Express.

Ned Rifle: Better Than Boyhood? Hal Hartley’s More Daring And Dark Suburban Noir

The detours along this suburban noir road movie are endlessly convoluted, peppered with such richly conceived verbal literary abandon, that all is forgiven.

Arts Express: Army Vet Turned Filmmaker Sean Mullin Talks Amira & Sam

Movie reviewer, Prairie Miller interviews Army Vet Turned Filmmaker Sean Mullin about Amira & Samon on WBAI/Pacifica National Radio Network's Arts Express

Serena Movie Review: Jennifer Lawrence Femme Fatale Southern Gothic Selfie

Hollywood prefers to designate sheriffs here as heroic, along with feats by the Pemberton couple as saviors of the workers from dangerous working conditions.

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Jay Sunde on Why Operators Should Own the Building

Most small business buyers focus on the company and treat the real estate as someone else's problem. Jay Sunde took the opposite approach.

Spray Foam vs. Fiberglass vs. Cellulose: Lane Pace Explains What’s Best for Your Home

Homeowners searching for the best type of insulation often expect a single winner. Spray foam, fiberglass and cellulose all show up.

The Shameful Documentary NAZA

NAZA, a new documentary by Israeli journalist Yuval Abraham and filmmaker Rachel Szor, presents serious allegations about Israeli military operations in Gaza.

Top Jewelers in Miami: 8 Shops Worth Visiting in 2026

From iced-out moissanite chains to handmade gold Cuban links and rare signed jewels, eight Miami jewelers worth a visit this year.
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