Every Woman • September 26, 3:00pm – 4:00pm

Every Woman • September 26, 2020 – Peaceworks KC Local Art Fair

Join us for this week's Every Woman, as we speak with a panoply of people from Peaceworks KC's Local Art Fair.We will be joined by Mary Hladky and Kristin Scheer from Peaceworks KC, and by local artists Sol Anzorena, Rochelle Wisoff-Fields, Karis Rosell & Teresa Rice of Seeds & Chevron, and Bridget Gardner of Baubles, Bangles, & Beads by Bridget, live from the art fair.

Regular listeners will recall that Peaceworks KC have been on the show before with artists from their UNPlaza Artfair, but this year, the fair is back with a new name and online only.  It will be a benefit for both Peaceworks KC and for local artists and will run on the 26th & 27th September from 11 am to 5 pm. For more details, go to http://peaceworkskc.org

That's at 3pm Central Time, on 90.1 FM, streaming on kkfi.org or various apps on your phones! And be sure to keep up with Every Woman at our Facebook page which you can find right here!

WINGS • September 26, 2:30pm – 3:00pm

WINGS 9/26

In many parts of the world, governments and other actors are attempting to limit or banish Gender Studies and the concepts it explores.

This Way Out (LGBT) • September 26, 2:00pm – 2:30pm

This Way Out 09-26

Aftershocks continue in the wake of the pardon of a U.S. Marine killer of a Filipina trans-woman.

Take Two • September 25, 12:32pm – 12:34pm

Take Two: “All In: The Fight for Democracy” (PG-13)

"All In: The Fight for Democracy" is a new documentary about voter suppression, both in the past and in the present. Susan and Russ review this new film that focuses on Stacey Abrams and the 2018 Georgia gubernatorial race.

Freeze Frame • September 25, 10:58am – 10:00am

Freeze Frame: “Kajillionaire” (R), “Enola Holmes” (PG-13), “Secret Society of Second Born Royals” (Not rated), “LX 2048” (Not rated), “Ottolenghi and the Cakes of Versailles” (Not rated)

If nothing else, you’ll have to admit that the comic drama “Kajillionaire” is not the same old thing. This quirky and gentle movie stars Evan Rachel Wood as an emotionally stunted young woman who works as a petty scam artist with her parents, Richard Jenkins and Debra Winger. Things get complicated when they invite a stranger, played by Gina Rodriguez, into one of their schemes. “Kajillionaire” has a sweet and eccentric vibe that viewers will find either refreshing or annoying. In either case, “Kajillionaire” unique.

Millie Bobbi Brown of “Stranger Things” fame is terrific as Sherlock Holmes’ teenage sister in the lighthearted Netflix mystery thriller, “Enola Holmes.” When her mom disappears, Enola attempts to find her by deciphering clues her tricky mother left behind. The story is told with a wink and a nod and never really amounts to much, but Brown carries the day in “Enola Holmes,” the probable first installment of a wannabe franchise.

“Secret Society of Second Born Royals” is a Disney+ fantasy aimed at preteens. It seems that some folks with royal blood have unusual superpowers and they’re recruited to save their kingdoms from an evil villain. It’s very pat and predictable, but the kids won’t mind. You will.

“LX 2048” is a terminally talky and boring sci-fi offering that is one of the worst films of the year. James D’Arcy plays a man contending with terminal illness, family squabbles and clones, all in a future where the rays of the sun are deadly. Stay inside…and watch something else.

“Ottolenghi and the Cakes of Versailles” is a documentary about the famous chef who recruits renowned bakers from around the world to create unique pastries for an exhibit at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. It’s a mouthwatering and decadent behind the scenes look at culinary creativity.

Your local art house theaters are offering online viewing options for a number of intriguing movie titles. More information is available at nelson-atkins.org, Screenland.com, fineartsgroup.com and drafthouse.com.

Between the Lines • September 25, 9:00am – 9:30am

Between the Lines 09-25

Heartland Labor Forum (Repeat) • September 25, 5:00am – 6:00am

Outrageous! Non-Profit Union Busters & MO Cuts for Kids

We’ll talk to two organizers of unions that represent non-profits and find out more about what’s going on at the Kansas ACLU. Then, we’ll discuss the impacts of COVID-19-related budget cuts to the Children’s Division of the Missouri Department of Social Services with a frontline worker. Tune in Thursday at 6pm, rebroadcast Friday at 5am.

Hard Knock Radio • September 25, 4:00am – 4:59am

Hard Knock Radio 09-25

We speak with Ben McBride about the Breonna Taylor killing and the grand jury indictment of a cop on "Wanton Endangerment" felony charge.

Thursday Night Special • September 24, 7:00pm – 8:00pm

It’s About Time: Physics and Philosophy About Time

Does time pass, flow or change at all?  Philosophers have been debating the experience of time for millennia.  Philosophy professor John Symons and physics professor Hume Feldman discuss the nature of time

Heartland Labor Forum • September 24, 6:00pm – 7:00pm

Outrageous! Non-Profit Union Busters & MO Cuts for Kids

We’ll talk to two organizers of unions that represent non-profits and find out more about what’s going on at the Kansas ACLU. Then, we’ll discuss the impacts of COVID-19-related budget cuts to the Children’s Division of the Missouri Department of Social Services with a frontline worker. Tune in Thursday at 6pm, rebroadcast Friday at 5am. #LaborHistory #laborradiopod