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Gary shares information about the 2026 Lincoln Iris Rhizome sale July 2026.

Kim is a painter with acrylics and loves the floral and nature subject matter. She paints with vibrant color in high contrast.

Trisha is an experienced artist that uses innovative materials of image transferring, oil painting, and wax crayons. Hear about her original landscapes and subject matter using a process original to her life history.

Jean Jensen and her brother, Dennis Miller, created The Most Unlikely Place in Lewellen, NE 2009. Three sibling artists needed a venue for displaying their artwork. After some hard work, The Most Unlikely Place has flourished including their work alongside 30-40 artists, a coffee shop and lunch cafe, and music whenever anyone shows up, on Saturdays, or once a month at their signature dinner and music event.

It had to happen. Erica and Jake are joined by Beau to discuss the two films taking over the culture right now, Obsession and Backrooms. Did we love them so, so, so, so much? Or should they be banished to the backrooms? Spoilers for both movies can be found here: Obsession: 27:02 Backrooms: 1:15:28

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After much delay, Erica and Jake are back! And with so many films to cover, they chose 10! Hear a snapshot of what they've been watching this year, both from 2026 and the end of 2025. Some of the best of the year? Maybe the worst? You'll just have to listen to find out!

In this episode, Dylan and Marthaellen sit down with Amanda Barker, Director of Community Engagement and Partnerships at the Lincoln Community Foundation, to talk about Give to Lincoln Day and the impact it has across our community. Amanda shares how local giving strengthens Lincoln, what the day makes possible, and why this annual tradition matters for organizations and neighbors alike.

Adrienne is a veterinarian technician who creates pet portraits in pastel painting. She will be curating a show at Clements Noyes Art Gallery in August 2026 called the Human Animal Bond. There are 11 artists in the show with a large variety of art media represented.

Judy Wu-Smart is a research professor at University of Nebraska Lincoln. She creates sculptural art works to represent her ideas and inspirations about bees and pollinators.

This is a presentation by SCIP (School Community Intervention & Prevention) Nebraska. Host: Sarah Roehl, Coordinator, SCIP Nebraska Guest: Dr. Chad Duval, Co-Founder, Where There's a Will Foundation Learn more at: SCIPnebraska.com WhereTheresaWillFoundation.org If you are in crisis or you think you may have an emergency call 988 Suicide Prevention Lifeline.

Zac Halley and Mike Fallon joined Art Talk Live to share the developments of the 2026 Sunken Gardens planting and design. Clements Noyes Art Gallery will host Art in the Garden on September 12, 2026 in the beautiful Sunken Gardens.

Jean Jensen, an oil painter of Nebraska landscapes and much more, uses colorful bold color in calm peaceful subjects. From Lewellen, NE, Jean draws her inspiration from her surroudings and tells that story.

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Brodey Weber, member of the Lincoln City Council, joins us to talk about what local government looks like up close. We cover how council decisions shape daily life in Lincoln, why community engagement matters, and what leadership means at the city level.

It's the most wonderful time of the year! No, not Christmas, it's Top 10 list time. Erica and Jake discuss their top 10 films, some honorable mentions and a few they missed. They also look forward to what's to come in 2026, some future episode ideas and the importance of civil online discourse. See where your favorite landed.

This podcast was produced in collaboration with SCIP (School Intervention and Prevention). Host: Sarah Roehl, Coordinator, SCIP Nebraska Guests: Regina Sullivan, Executive Director, Marvilee Amy Holman, Project Coordinator, Stop Overdose Nebraska

Sandy has explored arts and crafts her whole life and has now chosen acrylic painting. Listen to her journey and tips about always leading a creative life.

Our Street 11/3/25 - Nebraska Business Development Center by KZUM

Our Street 11/24/25 - Foster Care Closet by KZUM

Our Street 10/6/25 - Entrepreneurship by KZUM

Our Street 11/10/25 - NE Housing Developers Association by KZUM

Our Street 12/15/25 - Mental Health by KZUM

Our Street 10/20/25 - Ray Planning Solutions by KZUM

Our Street 12/1/25 - NeighborWorks Lincoln by KZUM

Our Street 11/17/25 - Trumpet Player by KZUM

Our Street 10/13/25 - Center for People in Need by KZUM

Our Street 12/8/25 - Kearney Dog Bar by KZUM

This podcast was produced in collaboration with SCIP (School Intervention and Prevention) and Tobacco Free Lancaster County. Host: Eunice Oladeji - Tobacco Free Lancaster County Guests: Caitlyn Mitchell - Student at Wayne State College Sadie Jensen - Lincoln Lancaster County Health Department Sarah Roehl - SCIP Nebraska

Young people are at the heart of progressive movements for positive change. Systems that worked in the past don’t always hold up for generations to come and change needs to be made through fresh perspectives and multi-generational conversations. Young advocates from Strongly Worded Letters and our Youth Lobby School program join us to discuss how the next generation of changemakers can make their voices heard.

"I have been changed for good" Erica and Jake are back with the much anticipated follow up, "Wicked: For Good". How will the group like it in comparison to the original? Will it be a sensation like the first or will no good deed go unpunished? They will also discuss a few new remakes and a double dipping director. Spoilers for Wicked: For Good begin at: 40:49

Lady Susan of Thunder on the Plains chats with award-winning singer/songwriter Enda Reilly, fresh from his first appearance at the 2025 Greeley Irish Festival

Mary is a new painter and explains her journey of a few years into painting and selling her work at Clements Noyes Art Gallery in Lincoln, NE.

Bob creatively explores chip carving on wood. His creations are intricate and relief geometric and natural designs.

Food is synonymous with life itself. Drastic cuts to SNAP and other federally funded programs directly threaten food access and, with it, Nebraskans' wellbeing. Nebraska Appleseed and Community Action of Nebraska join us to discuss the impacts facing Nebraskans and what we can do to support one another.

It's not just spooky season! It's PTA season! In this episode, Erica and Jake discuss the new Paul Thomas Anderson film "One Battle After Another". They also discuss their October viewing schedules, literature and much more. Spoilers for One Battle After Another begin at: 57:14

Our Street 9/22/25 - Neighborworks by KZUM

Our Street 9/29/25 - UNL Community & Regional Planning by KZUM

Our Street 8/11/25 - Friendship Home by KZUM

Our Street 8/4/25 - American Job Center by KZUM

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Our Street 9/15/25 - History of Our Street by KZUM

Our Street 7/14/25 - Center for People in Need by KZUM

Our Street 7/7/25 - Witherbee Neighborhood by KZUM

Our Street 9/8/25 - SourceLink Nebraska by KZUM

Our Street 7/28/25 - Lincoln Housing Authority by KZUM

It's time for a Zach attack. This episode, Erica and Jake cover "Weapons" and in the process take a look back at director Zach Cregger's debut film, "Barbarian" in the process.They compare the similarities between the films, his trajectory and the comedy to horror pipeline.  Spoilers for Weapons begin at: 56:45

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