Ants ate the lizard,
A carcass left by the cats:
Plaything for felines.
Max Q
Brave little person
Showing their support for the
Vulnerable ones
Bill
Clouds destination
Where does that highway go to
Rain in Montana
Rikosan
Air should feel lighter
Yet summer days crush nicely
Substantial geishas
Maeve
Yesterday on Out and About, We took a deep dive into the work of two local Spokane artists - Heatherann Woods and Bevie LaBrie. These artists approach their work in different ways, but both produce very moving and beautiful pieces.
They are two of the three artists featured in his month’s Terrain Gallery show - Light, Land, Sky. It kicks off on Friday and will continue to August 1. You can find more information on the show, including artist statements here.
If you missed yesterday’s Out and About, why don’t you have a listen here.
As always, thank you to my underwriter - Eastern Washington University.
Tune into Out and About every Tuesday at 4 pm on KYRS at 88.1 and 92.3 fm. Also streaming at KYRS.org. Thanks for listening! Maeve
Today on Out and About, I will be talking with artists from this month’s Terrain Gallery show - Light, Land, Sky. I am not sure which artists will be on the air with me, but it will be some combination of Tim Bovey, Heatherann Woods, Bevie LaBrie and/or Laurie Carlson. This gallery show has received a lot of media attention and I am always stoked to talk to artists about their work.
Tune into Out and About every Tuesday at 4 pm on KYRS at 88.1 and 92.3 fm. Also streaming at KYRS.org.
Thank you to my underwriters - Boots Bakery and Eastern Washington University.Thanks for listening! Maeve
It’s all upside down:
Chaos, conflict, corruption -
Just the new normal.
Max Q
The National Mall:
Hijacked by the oligarchs,
Heat strokes free of charge.
Max Q
Drunken transit sign
But if you think I'm tipsy,
You should see the bus
Bill
All I really want
Is to not want anything
But maybe new socks
Rikosan
Stewed prunes and coffee
Incontinental breakfast
Happy July Fourth
Maeve
Yesterday on Out and About, I had a fun and rollicking conversation with Jess Loomer, Skyler Moeder and Scott Worley. They were with me to talk about their theatrical production of PROOF. Jess is one of the actors, Skyler is the promoter and Scott directs and produces this very thought-provoking play. Because the story deals with mental heath and people who are intellectually gifted, we had discussions around these issues, as well and a lot of laughs! If you want tickets to the show, here is a link - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/proof-tickets-1990722899782.
If you missed yesterday’s Out and About, why don’t you have a listen here - https://archive.kyrs.org/mp3/kyrs_260630_160000b.mp3. The show started a little late so you might have to fast forward about 7 minutes or so.
As always, thank you to my underwriters - Boots Bakery and Eastern Washington University.
Tune into Out and About every Tuesday at 4 pm on KYRS at 88.1 and 92.3 fm. Also streaming at KYRS.org. Thanks for listening! Maeve
Today on Out and About, I will be talking with Scott Worley and Skyler Moeder from PROOF. This play will be showing at Ella’s Supper Club on July 9,10,11. It sounds like a great story and it certainly has some wonderful people in it!
Tune into Out and About every Tuesday at 4 pm on KYRS at 88.1 and 92.3 fm. Also streaming at KYRS.org.
Thank you to my underwriters - Boots Bakery and Eastern Washington University.Thanks for listening! Maeve
‘Cause I’m going to
Sunflower fields forever,
Let me take you down
Max Q
These late spring blossoms
Natures prelude to summer
Each year four movements
Bill
Calgary airport
Family of 4, Prague-bound
Adventure awaits
Emily
Change starts with one man
Despite resistance and hate
He remains steadfast
Emily
Hardworking, caring
Intelligent, trustworthy
That is my father
Alexander
Someone to lean on
And helping to move forward
Best Father ever
Alexander
The tone deaf tourist
Sightseeing at any cost
As the planet burns
Rikosan
Hushed warmth in my haunts
Our home’s happy summer peace
Tranquil spirit rests
Maeve
