Daphne Wheeler and Alijah Roberson explore the transition from stage to screen, the freedom of improvisation, and finding a believable family.
Jamie Lentz discusses the preparation, emotional rhythms, and collaboration behind her performance in The Switch.
The opening conversation traces the film’s origins, its connection to lived experience, and the teaching philosophy behind its creation.
Feed Evansville director Lisa Vaughan shares a perspective on food insecurity built through hands-on work and community connection.
Cindi Clayton joins the first episode for a conversation about people, the systems shaping their lives, and food insecurity in the community.
A conversation with Direct Action Against CenterPoint Energy examines the labor of survival and the power of making private struggles visible.
Rep. Alex Burton joins a conversation about accountability, community presence, and the affordability pressures facing southwestern Indiana.
Citizens Action Coalition returns to explore the connection between hyperscale AI data centers, utility infrastructure, and household bills.
A personal essay on recurring bills, mandatory costs, and the exhausting feeling of powering a system that never lets you recharge.
Cindi Clayton connects the experiences of families, schools, and communities to a larger conversation about affordability and public accountability.
