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On the Nov. 18 program, Genevieve Randall and guests have lively conversations about: Bone Creek Museum of Agrarian Art's new exhibition; Lincoln Crossroads Music Festival off-season concert; Tada Theatre's production of "Songs for a New World;" Nebraska Scholastic Writing Awards; Sage Reiger and Brady Achtemeier's new book “Feeling Different;" and Nebraska Jazz Orchestra's season opener. Also, poetry from Chaun Ballard and a look at this weekend's concert by the Omaha Symphony.

This week on the "Friday LIVE Extra" podcast, a preview of a "One Book - One Lincoln" event and a conversation with the sole actor in "A Christmas Carol."

On the Nov. 11 program, Genevieve Randall and guests have lively conversations about: Jackie Allen and Hans Sturm's performance in Grand Island; Dan Mirvish's new film; Philip Daniel's Union College concert; UNK's world affairs conference; American Outsider Artist Rodney Bode's exhibition in Norfolk; and, The Nebraska Storytelling Festival in Lincoln. Also, poetry from Chaun Ballard and a preview of a performance of "Carmina Burana" in Omaha.

This week on the "Friday LIVE Extra" podcast, previews of film festival in Lincoln and a production in Ord.

On the Nov. 4 program, Genevieve Randall and guests have lively conversations about: art and music events at The Willa Cather Center; Andrea von Kampen's new film and discussion at The Ross; Camille A. Brown & Dancers performance at the Lied Center; the B2wins at The Tassel; OmniArts Nebraska's “Hunter Gatherers;" and concerts in Kearney, Omaha, Lincoln, and First Friday Jazz in Lincoln. Also, poetry from Grace Bauer, The Drumstick documentary at The Ross and Kris Lager’s The Conduit Live at Benson Theatre.

This week on the "Friday LIVE Extra" podcast, a look at two art exhibitions in Lincoln, one at Wallspace-LNK, the other at Fiendish Plots.

On the Oct. 28 program, Genevieve Randall, Shannon Claire and guests have lively conversations about: Opera Omaha's production of "Malcolm X;" Hannah Porter Occeña's flute concert; Concordia String Trio's concert; String Fling at The Most Unlikely Place; the next Carson Lecture; and the next Hastings Symphony concert. Also, poetry from Grace Bauer and a look at this weekend's Omaha Symphonic Chorus performance.

This week on the "Friday LIVE Extra" podcast, discussions about the Lincoln Choral Artists concert and the last weekend of Bluebarn's "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow."

On the Oct. 21 program Genevieve Randall, Dave Hughes and guests have lively conversations about: events at the BE Farm Pumpkin Patch; Josh Hoyer's new recording; Nebraska Rep's "ShakesFEAR at the Haunted Temple;" Wayne State lecture/recital, choir and art events; Nebraska authors' conversation about adoption and their new books on Oct. 22; and the next concert by the Nebraska Chamber Players. Also, poetry from Grace Bauer and a preview of El Museo Latino's "Day of the Dead" celebration and new exhibitions.

This week on the "Friday LIVE Extra" podcast, discussions about: "Pride and Prejudice" at the Lincoln Community Playhouse; and, an exhibition about the immigrant's journey at Tugboat Gallery.

On the Oct. 14 program, Genevieve Randall and guests have lively conversations about: The Sandhills Symphony concert; Keith Jacobshagen's exhibition at Kiechel Fine Art; the next concert by Lincoln's Symphony Orchestra; Trading Stories Native American Film Festival 2022 at Chadron Public Library; and, Blixt's production of “Jean." Also, poetry from Twyla Hansen.

This week on the "Friday LIVE Extra" podcast, previews of: a concert in Brownville; and art exhibitions at Mahoney State Park and Scottsbluff.

On the Oct. 7 program, Genevieve Randall and guests have lively conversations about: the next Kearney Symphony concert; Robin Smith's exhibition at WallSpace-LNK; a musical event at Bennett Martin Public Library in Lincoln; SWNCTA’s "Oddfellows Local 151 Bingo Night and Spaghetti Feed" Oct. 7-16 in McCook; and, the Vision Maker Film Festival. Also, poetry from Twyla Hansen.

This week on the "Friday LIVE Extra" podcast, discussions about: The Flatwater Film Festival in Seward; a production of "The Wilds" in Lincoln; and, The Lightning Bugs concerts in Lincoln and Grand Island.

On the Sept. 30 program, Genevieve Randall and guests have lively conversations about: Danny Elfman Week in Lincoln; The next concert by Lincoln's Symphony Orchestra; Daniel Christian at The Little Red Hen Theatre; Maiah Wynne at The Lark; First Friday at Norfolk Arts Center; and Coro di Flauti at First Friday in Lincoln. Also, poetry from Twyla Hansen and a look at the Omaha North Hills Pottery Tour.

This week on the "Friday LIVE Extra," an update on the activities and renovation at the Museum of Nebraska Art in Kearney.

On the Sept. 23 program, Genevieve Randall and guests have lively conversations about: the next production by The Nebraska Communities Playhouse; an Abendmusik concert; this month's "Sunday at the Museum" in Bancroft; Ron Warren and Paul Barnes' concert; a piano duo concert in Wayne; Brad Colerick's LAFTA concert; and Nebraska Chamber Players' season opener.Also, a preview of the Omaha Symphony concert featuring a young cellist.

Genevieve Randall talks to Jamie Ulmer about his twenty-five years at the Beatrice Community Players, and the concert to honor him.

Laurie Richards, outgoing Nebraska film officer, joins us to talk about her career so far. Lincoln Symphony Orchestra's Ed Polochick tells us about their season opening performance, "A Night at the Opera." We learn about a klezmer band playing in Omaha. Artists Carol Hartman and Cathy Kaufman talk about their work, and Stephanie Coley tells us about WNAC's main gallery feature. Two artists from Impact Nebraska join us, Janna Harsch and Jo Brown; they tell us about an exhibition called "Color of Music/Rhythm of Art." We feature a medley of profiles for upcoming concerts in Brownville and Lincoln. Mother and son, Sondra L. Johnson and Joseph McHale are on display in the Minded Opera House Gallery.

This week on Friday Live Extra, a discussion with authors Jody Keisner and Kristine Langley Mahler, and with Morrie Enders and Grant Shirmer on "Something Rotten" from the Lincoln Community Playhouse.