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: Farmageddon The Forbidden Fruit And Incinerated Sheep

This troubling documentary chronicles armed home invasions, confiscation of dairy products, and the seizure and subsequent slaughter and disposal of their farm animals. Or as Canty relates: 'Armed police point guns at watermelons, and USDA official

Arts Express: Good Boss, Bad Boss

Stephen Ryder returns to the show, to talk more about yet another surprising life occupation: bodyguard of the late Lou Schweitzer, who happened to be the founding father of this radio station - and perhaps neither a good or bad boss, but maybe a li

Jennifer Aniston on Dominating Her Man: A Conversation About Horrible Bosses

The enigmatic celeb of late, who's been playing hide and seek as she goes to extremes trying out multiple personas on screen - ranging from reticent to radically raunchy - came clean during this conversation, about assorted candid topics on the tab

Rosario Dawson Zookeeper Interview: Getting in Touch With Her Animal Instincts

Rosario also mulled during this conversation, the strategy for getting her on-screen manimal attraction to co-star Kevin James just right, morphing into the wing woman for this movie, and the pluses of taking advice from those zoo creatures, however

Lucky Movie Review: Colin Hanks Goes To Scary Fun Extremes

Colin Hanks perfects his enigmatic poker face veneer in Lucky as Ben Keller, an Iowa bottom feeder working stiff who's still stuck in perpetual boyhood and living at home with his clinging when not nagging mom, Pauline (a wickedly eccentric Ann-Mar

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Military Begins New Testosterone-Deficiency Screening Policy for Male Service Members

The Defense Health Agency has implemented a new testosterone-deficiency screening policy for male service members, creating one of the most notable changes to military men's health screening in 2026. Under the guidance released in September

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.
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