Public Record Podcast: DA race, LED signs, and Trump
The Public’s Geoff Kelly and Alan Bedenko are again joined by WBEN host and Politicsny.net editor Michael Caputo.
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Watch: American Low, Humble Braggers, Kevin Scoma at The Public Presents
Last week, we held our monthly The Public Presents concert at Nietzsche’s. Bands American Low, Humble Braggers and Kevin Scoma performed, and Buffalo.FM was on hand to capture the whole thing.
American Low
Mychajliw, McDuffie, and the Real War
Mauling the Urban League and its director is about IDA reform and the politics of deflection.
The Buffalo News' Tacky Sign
The cheesy LED advertising sign gives one a real sense of place.
Cover Art: Box Bug
Denton Crawford’s new exhibit opens at Dolce Valvo Art Center at Niagara Community College on January 28.
Review: All My Sons at the Irish Classical
Arthur Miller’s drama: ancient wisdom versus profit by any means.
This Week's Public Picks
The Public’s weekly local music reviews and previews.
Seneca Casino: Expansion or Supreme Court?
While its operators plan to expand, opponents of the Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino petition the US Supreme Court
Investigative Post: Disparities in Diversity Hiring
A new study examines regional shortcomings in employment opportunities for minorities.
Centerfold: Pink Sunset
PINK SUNSET by Kathryn Vajda, whose work (and the work of artist Bryan Hopkins) will be exhibited at Indigo Art Gallery February 5-28, with an opening reception February 5, 6-9pm.
Interview: Mark Sacha, Candidate for Erie County DA
Mark Sacha was fired for calling out corruption in the DA’s office. Now he’s running to be DA himself.
Artists Seen: Andrea Mancuso
David Moog’s portrait of media and installation artist Andrea Mancuso.
Studio 464 Past and Present
An exhibition of work by current and former resident artists at 464 Gallery.
Assisted Living: Trololololol
Keith Buckley, front man of Every Time I Die, dishes out advice.
This Week's Agenda from Loop Magazine
Stay in the Loop with this week’s LGBT happenings in Western New York presented by Loop Magazine!
Looking Backward: Electric Building, 1912
The Electric Building, 20 East Huron Street, was opened to the public on September 25, 1912.
Bad Day for Right Wing News
Trump Chickens Out
Republican frontrunner Donald Trump — which is a phrase that really speaks volumes — has declared that he won’t participate in an upcoming Fox News debate because he can’t handle questions from Megyn Kelly.
At the Oscars, a Little Goes a Long Way
Reviews of Oscar-nominated Short Films, Mustang, Aferim!, and Heart of a Dog.
Spotlight: Jaime Schmidt
Jaime Schmidt learned about using art as an emotional channel out of necessity. As a kid growing up in nearby Holland, New York, she faced unusual challenges, including a perpetually ill father who has survived—among other ongoing maladies—a series of six strokes.
Buff State Students Creating the Perfect Burger
Hero Burgers holding a contest giveaway. Is orange and black ketchup an option?