** "The people out there are not your enemy..."

What's Going On - From the Pentagon to Portland, Chicago - mass protests in the streets. Pacifica Host Garland Nixon on the mixed messages military, Patton and George C. Scott, Dustin Hoffman's Rain Man, bobbleheads, screwdrivers and sledge hammers - and Trump's speech at the Pentagon...

** "I prefer something that's eccentric - I don't mind my eccentric persona that exists..."

Crispin Glover Talks Mr. K, Orson Welles, and 'navigating within the corporate structure of the film world...'

The famously referred to as both madman and genius actor engages in a kind of Kafkaesque conversation regarding Glover's enigmatic excursion through his current Tallulah directed, no exit hotel noir.

And pretty much as an actor in search of his elusive, mysterious character who may or may not be Kafka - while expressing his frustration seemingly stuck in the circular cyber-corridors of IMDB, not unlike Melville's contrarian Bartleby that Glover has likewise portrayed in a movie.

** "The African heist heroine - the case of South African drama..."

Bro On The Global Television Beat. Arts Express Paris Correspondent Professor Dennis Broe on 'cabbages versus caviar' in the crime series, Marked. With connections to The Lavender Hill Mob, The Asphalt Jungle, and Steve McQueen's Widows...

** "I think one of the points we try to make, is that while there are traditions, even traditions change. But folk music survived that..."

Newport And The Great Folk Dream: A Continuing Conversation With Filmmakers Robert Gordon And Joe Lauro. And 'an American original that has been delivering legendary performances since 1959...'