Culture & The Arts

  • Why Postal Employees Go Postal

    1993 was known as the peak of a disturbing trend in America: post office shootings, carried out by postal workers. A stunned country looked for answers and turned up a toxic workplace that seemed to be driving some workers past their breaking point. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

  • Savage Love Episode 691

    Scootch closer, ya’ll. It’s Bible study with Dan Savage. On with the show: A happily single woman finally broke down after pressure from her friend to have some sex. Against her misgivings, he convinced her to pursue a relationship, promising that if it didn’t work out, they could go back to being friends, easy-peasy. Guess what! Now that she wants to break it off, he can’t deal with being just friends AND they are starting a business together. Please take heed to this cautionary tale. A pregnant woman can’t stand the consistency of her husband’s thick, slimy spit. If he drinks more water, will it change? Can she demand he do so?   On the Magnum, Dan speaks with writer Michal Daveed about hypno-kink. You know, erotic hypnosis? She explains how god damn sexy it can be, and dispels some myths too.   And, hear a most UNwholesome tale about what goes down under the mistletoe. Seriously, that whole mistletoe thing has always been a recipe for disaster, don’t you think? 206-302-2064   voicemail@savagelovecast.com This episode is brought to you by Squarespace. They make it easy to build a website or blog. Give it a whirl at and if you want to buy it, use the code Savage for a 10% off your first purchase. ThredUP is the world’s largest online thrift store with over 35,000 brands at up to 90% off retail price. For a limited time, get up to 30% off your first order at . This episode is brought to you by Calm, the #1 app for sleep and relaxation. For a limited time get 25% off a Calm Premium subscription at .

  • Tony Shalhoub

    Now that The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel is in its third season, we’re revisiting our interview with actor Tony Shalhoub. He talks about how he loves acting in Mrs. Maisel’s low-tech world and how he relates to his character Abe as a father himself. Jeese also chatted, of course, about the show he played an OCD detective on for seven years, the award-winning series Monk. Plus, Tony talks about the film that inspired him to embark on his creative path as an actor.

  • Anyway Gang, Dion Johnstone and more 21/01/2020 [Ful

    Canadian supergroup Anyway Gang drops by the q music studio to perform some songs from their self-titled debut album. Visual artist and filmmaker Shirin Neshat discusses how her work reflects her life as an Iranian woman in exile, and why she’s shifted her gaze from Iran to the United States. Actor Dion Johnstone talks about his latest role in a new production of Julius Caesar and how the play parallels present-day politics.

  • Anyway Gang: The Canadian supergroup performs live in the q mu

    Anyway Gang consists of Sam Roberts, Menno Versteeg of Hollerado, Chris Murphy of Sloan, and Dave Monks of Tokyo Police Club. They dropped by the q music studio to perform some songs from their self-titled debut album.

  • Shirin Neshat: The artist shifts her gaze from Iran t

    Iranian visual artist and filmmaker Shirin Neshat sees the complicated world of geopolitics as essential to her art. She joined Tom Power to discuss how her work reflects her life as an Iranian woman in exile.

  • Across The Great Divide

    This week, conversations between strangers who don’t necessarily agree on things politically, but come together to find moments of connection during their StoryCorps interviews.

  • Substitutions

    Rosemary Cipriano, Micklewhite Ezpozito, and Bryan Kett share stories about a boob job, a religious cult, and a very rowdy classroom.