April 19, 2002 - In this edition of Word of Mouth - A profile on Brave New Workshop’s comedy “Bushwacked 2”/ Minnesota Opera’s “Little Women” / Center for the Performing Arts comedy “Among the Oats” / Northern Clay Center’s St. Paul American Pottery Festival / Klezmer Dances / Albee’s “The Play about the Baby” / The Rose Ensemble is performing music that is based on Gregorian chant / Minneapolis poet and spoken word artist Desdamona reads “To Know my Mother” / Minnesota jazz singer Alicia Renée
April 19, 2002 - "Among the Oats" is a play of three people living in an oatmeal can. The fourth annual American Pottery Festival is happening in Minneapolis. "Klezmer Dances," a ballet, will be presented this weekend. "The Play about the Baby" is a play about traveling around with a baby.
March 4, 2002 - A film festival devoted exclusively to the work of women is underway in Minneapolis. Word of Mouth Host Chris Roberts has the details.
February 13, 2002 - MPR’s Chris Roberts interviews Minneapolis musician and composer Andrew Broder about CD “The Fog.” Broder talks of his craft and use of a turntable as an instrument.
January 23, 2002 - Word of Mouth host Chris Roberts talks with members of the local band Kangaroo. The group boasts three teachers and one playwright in its ranks. They discuss the desire to create happiness in their music. Segment includes music clips.
January 4, 2002 - On this segment of MPR’s Word of Mouth, host Chris Roberts looks at city politicians and art organizations making a plea for support from Governor Ventura and the Minnesota legislature for funding. MPR’s Laura McCallum also provides a short report.
December 28, 2001 - Looking back at 2001.
December 28, 2001 - Members of the Minnesota's Arts Communities talk about their favorite memories from 2001.
November 30, 2001 - Eric Begoshian's play "Talk Radio," based on a true story where a radio personality was murdered in 1984. Franklin Artworks features art by Roland Marquette.
November 23, 2001 - As you may have heard our good friends at Word of Mouth have launched a monthly series examining the state of Minnesota arts. Tonight that series continues with a look at the health of the Twin Cities music scene. Here's an excerpt from that report, put together by Word of Mouth's Chris Roberts.