Who are we when faced with widespread contagion? Disease and humanity’s varied responses to sickness are on full-display in cinema – from zombie flicks to…

Dance has been a part of film since the early days of the visual medium. As the dance trends came and went, so did the movies portraying them on the…

The nominations for the 2020 Academy Awards came out last week and the usual uproar followed. For this edition of Movies on the Radio, we asked listeners,…

We’re STILL waiting on nominations for the Academy Awards. So, in the meantime, we’re making our own list!What was your favorite film of 2019?Send your…

Note: This program will air in February, 2020.The State of Things is dancing our way to the next Movies on the Radio. Film experts Laura Boyes and Marsha…

Who really killed JFK? Why does the water taste funny? What goes on at Area 51? Paranoia is justified in movie classics about nefarious plots reaching to…

Steven Spielberg’s work ranges from the gripping war drama “Saving Private Ryan” to the animated series “Pinky and the Brain.” He scared us with…

People constantly quote and misquote cinema — sometimes without ever having seen the referenced film. Think about lines like “You had me at hello”; “Hasta…

Hollywood continues to change the English language. We constantly quote and misquote cinema — sometimes without ever having seen the referenced film.…

Follow the yellow brick road to The State of Things’ celebration of the 80th anniversary of the film adaptation of “The Wizard of Oz.” The 1939 film’s…