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Caregiving and the Future of an Aging Population: A Radio Special on Caregiving Hour 2
Caregiving a documentary from executive producer Bradley Cooper begins streaming on PBS Passport May 27th, and will broadcast on TV June 24th 8/9c. (Runtime 59:40) In this hour, we look
The Invisible Work of Caregiving: A Radio Special on the Caregiving World Part 1
This is the first part of a two part series on Caregiving, inspired by the PBS documentary from executive producer Bradley Cooper titled, Caregiving. In this hour, an exploration of the invisible work of caregiving and how everyone will be giving or in need of care. What resources are available to caregivers and their families, friends and clients? Hear personal stories and solutions that communities can do to help those in need.
Reeder’s Movie Reviews: Mickey 17
Movie poster of Mickey 17 courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures. Read “You don’t look like you’re printed out. You’re just a person.” In writer-director Bong Joon Ho’s new science fiction
Reeder’s Movie Reviews: Love Hurts
Ah, yes, “the things we do for love.” With all due respect to the British band 10cc, which had a hit with that song back in 1976, the new film from first-time director Jonathan Eusebio demonstrates that not all things leave the best impression.
Reeder’s Movie Reviews: A Complete Unknown
In director James Mangold’s new film, Timothée Chalamet portrays the young Bob Dylan (the professional name he adopted at age 21) from 1961-1965. He gives a remarkably nuanced, accomplished performance in a movie that occasionally gets bogged down in truncated or unnecessary scenes, but not too often. The supporting cast shines as well.
Reeder’s Movie Reviews: Nosferatu
A classic tale laced with horrific, religious, folkloric and erotic themes. Robert Eggers seemed destined to make a movie about it. Finally, after a decade of preparation, he has.
