Treat Williams Talks Dropping Out Of DC, In The Congressman

Mr. Smith Does Not Go To Washington

Treat Williams talks dismayed and dropping out of DC politics in his latest movie as, The Congressman. Along with thoughts about his own representative from up at his Vermont farm where the actor lives to get away from it all, Bernie Sanders.

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Blood At The Root

Race on stage dramatizing the case of the Jena Six, a production of the National Black Theatre. A conversation with the director John McCrory and producer Camille Forbes. Chris Butters reports.

Nuit Debout – Why Not!

French screen legend and Godard muse Anna Karina phones in to Arts Express to discuss a New Wave classics retrospective touring this country. And her thoughts about new generations of French youth breaking ground as well.

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