PBS Reno ARTS

Jan 27 2025 18 ep. 29 mins 1
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PBS Reno ARTS brings listeners up close with the creators, performers and cultural enrichment opportunities in our region. Meet the people who are the arts in our region, learn what stokes their passions and preview what’s coming up in theater, music and more.

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Dana Nollsch, Creatives Talk Podcast and renoarts.news

Jan 27 2025 30 mins  
Dana Nollsch talks about his journey from theater photographer to theater reviewer at renoarts.news, and now his new identity as a podcaster with Creatives Talk.

Melissa Taylor, Executive Director, Reno Little Theater

Jan 13 2025 33 mins  
Reno Little Theater Executive Director Melissa Taylor gives us a preview of the a new adaptation of Dial M For Murder. Taylor explains the process of directing a modern take on a 70-year-old classic.

Megan Berner, City of Reno Arts and Culture Manager

Dec 30 2024 36 mins  
Megan Berner, Arts & Culture Manager for the City of Reno explains the public art master plan and previews some upcoming new art for 2025.

Dennyse Sewell, CEO, Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts

Dec 16 2024 34 mins  
Pioneer Center CEO Dennyse Sewell explains the ways the Pioneer is actively reaching out to the community, enriching lives by bringing the arts to the people who need them,and shares her excitement for the next few months of performances.

John Trent, Author, The University of Nevada 1874-2024, 150 Years of Inspiring Excellence

Dec 02 2024 32 mins  
John Trent faced the enormous responsibility of writing The University of Nevada 1874-2024, 150 Years of Inspiring Excellence. Trent tells us how he managed it, and what he learned that inspired him during the journey.

Chris Lanier, 2024 Reno City Artist

Nov 18 2024 34 mins  
Reno City Artist Chris Lanier discusses Slow Draw, his curated City Hall show, plus his role as an art instructor, with all its joys and challenges.

Dr. Donald Johanson, Paleoanthropologist

Nov 04 2024 35 mins  
50 years after Dr. Donald Johanson’s discovery of the Australopithecus afarensis Lucy in Ethiopia, Dr. Johanson continues to emphasize the importance of science communication at the Institute of Human Origins at ASU, where he and his team continue to advance our understanding of human history.

Ryan Costella & Rod Hearn, Democracy Suicide

Oct 21 2024 28 mins  
Can art help us bridge the divides that grip our country? Ryan Costella has wrote Democracy Suicide, a nonpartisan stage play with four characters, Left, Right, Tyranny and Reason. Rod Hearn plays one of the four characters who create a moving and powerful experience intended to challenge and inspire audiences.

George Lam, Assistant Director, Nevada Humanities

Oct 07 2024 27 mins  
Nevada Humanities Assistant Director George Lam introduces the 2024 Literary Crawl, coming Saturday, Oct 12 in Reno. features writers workshops, panel discussions with authors, readings, an open mic and more, including family focused activities.

Ann Wolfe, Deep Time: Sea Dragons of Nevada

Sep 23 2024 28 mins  
Ann Wolfe at the Nevada Museum of Art, and the curator of the brand new exhibit Deep Time: Sea Dragons of Nevada. She tells us about the 2 year process to curate a presentation as complex as Deep Time and how she was able to include a personal contribution to the exhibit, a children’s book.