Segment 1: Art isn't just fun and games.
To some, art seems more like a hobby rather than ‘real work.’ But, for many artists, that’s far from the truth. We visit with a Kansas Citian about what they discovered after being an artist for a year.
- Mo Dickens, gallery assistant and raconteur, Belger Arts Center
Segment 2, beginning at 23:03: How World War I sparked a lasting friendship between the United States and Australia.
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the informal end to World War I. On this episode, we learn about the National World War I Museum and Memorial's latest exhibit, exploring the comradeship between Australia and the United States. We also check-in to see where that friendship stands now.
- Doran Cart, senior curator, National World War I Museum
- Jack MacLennan, professor of political science, Park University
The exhibition "Diggers and Doughboys: The Art of Allies 100 Years On" will be on display at the National World War I Museum and Memorial from September 11 through November 11. For more information, visit TheWorldWar.org.
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