Nebraska Wesleyan University

Last week was their bye week, which is weird.

And then they're playing out of conference this week, taking on Nebraska Wesleyan.

And it is University of Chicago all over Nebraska Wesleyan, 42-6 at the half there.

Also, Illinois College at Lawrence.

Illinois College up 35-7 at the half.

It was a familiar sound in the Arp Clock and Woodshop in Bennett, Nebraska, for 42 years.

The shop is no longer there, but a project by artist and assistant professor of digital media and photography at Nebraska Wesleyan University, Terry Ratzlaff, has made a deep study of everything in that shop, from the owner of that clock shop to the very dust and cobwebs collected on gears and springs in the shop over decades of work.

There's an exhibition of work by Terry Ratzlaff now on display at the Elder Gallery on the Nebraska Wesleyan University campus in Lincoln that's called The Marches, Clock Parts.

Plus, there is a 288-page book published by the Erskine Connection titled The Marches, Fragments of Time from Arp, Clock, and Woodshop.

And Terry joins me this morning for a conversation.

The exhibition is The Marches, Clock Parts, which is at the Elder Gallery.

And there's an opening reception tonight, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. And that work will be up there through December 18th.

The Elder Gallery on the Nebraska Wesleyan University campus has hours on Thursdays through Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m., And if you look on their website, you can also just contact Terry directly to make an appointment.

We've got Concordia.

We just have our, our second recipient for Nebraska Wesleyan, uh, just recently.

So every single school, it's not a Nebraska university, Nebraska thing.

It's a. for your college thing.

I've interviewed him before.

At Wesleyan.

He could have had 50 Division I jobs.

He's

Is the albino like me too or not? No, not really.

Okay.

But anyway, he should have probably 20 teams in the Hall of Fame at Wesleyan.

Bella ran for him late.

as well.

And if you remember, Coe lost their offensive coordinator over the offseason as he went to go become head coach at Nebraska Wesleyan.

We talked with Jake Donahoe about that in Podcast 411.

Your

She's based in southeastern Nebraska, and she's got a new exhibit coming up, Where Dust Devils Dance.

That opens at the Archive at Nebraska Wesleyan University in Lincoln with a first Friday reception September 4th from 5 to 7 p.m. Madeline, thanks so much for being on Friday Live and our extra.

Yeah,

always glad to be here.

The artist I'm talking with here is Madeline Cass.

The exhibition is Where Dust Devils Dance.

That's opening with a first Friday reception on September 4th at 5 p.m. at the Archive Gallery on the campus of Nebraska Wesleyan University.

That runs through September 25th.