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The latest news about arts and humanities happenings around Nebraska, as well as talk and performances from those involved.657259 Arte Entretenimiento y Artes Escénicas
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  • The Nebraska Jazz Orchestra, Whooping Cranes and more...

    The Nebraska Jazz Orchestra, Whooping Cranes and more...
    Jan 16 2026
    On the Jan 16th, Friday LIVE, Genevieve Randall and guests had lively conversations about: photographer Mike Forsburg's journey to document the Whooping Crane (1:34), New York Polyphony and its upcoming show at the Lied Center (12:31), what it's like to bring the Doobie Brothers' music, from cover band, The Brothers Doobie (25:27), how the Nebraska Jazz Orchestra is celebrating 50 years of Big Band Music (39:42), and a tune from Daniel Christian (53:53). You will also hear poetry by Greg Kosmicki (33:15), along with a report on the Omaha Chamber Music Society's 2026 Heritage Series (49:46).
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    58 m
  • Extra: The McGovern String Band

    Extra: The McGovern String Band
    Jan 15 2026
    A conversation with members of the McGovern String Band about an upcoming gig in Grand Island and finding the beauty in bluegrass.
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    15 m
  • UNO Faculty Jazz Combo, the Nebraska Anime Fest, and more

    UNO Faculty Jazz Combo, the Nebraska Anime Fest, and more
    Jan 9 2026
    On Jan 9th, Friday LIVE started the new year at the Mill in Lincoln's Haymarket. Genevieve Randall, and special guest co-host Dave Hughes, had lively conversations about: An upcoming concert from the University of Nebraska - Omaha Faculty Jazz Combo (1:38), Nebraska's Anime Fest (8:31), what new exhibits the Lux Center for the Arts has for the beginning of 2026 (15:09), two art exhibits the West Nebraska Art Center is premiering with the start of the new year (34:21), and the Omaha Symphony's performance of Beethoven’s First Symphony and more at Omaha's Joslyn Art Museum (42:42). You can also hear poetry by Greg Kosmicki (27:25), along with a report on what can be expected from Omaha's KANEKO in the coming year (52:25).
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    58 m
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