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z- Archived Program – The Spark
The Spark is WMRA’s own creative look at creativity. We dig into whatever people are passionate about in the WMRA region: sculpture, model railroading, costume-making, poetry, whatever.
RACE: Are We So Different?
The traveling exhibit RACE: Are We So Different? is now on display at the Rochester Museum & Science Center. WXXI , RMSC and several other community partners are working together to promote awareness about racial issues and to foster meaningful conversations about we can improve our understanding of one another. WXXI’s reporting on RACE: Are We So Different? is supported by a grant from the New York Council for the Humanities .
A Life Remembered
We tell the story of a community member who has passed away, celebrating individuals whose lives made an impact on their family and neighbors.
Peoria’s Hidden Treasures
Mondays on Peoria Public Radio, Peoria’s Hidden Treasures explores works of art available for all to see. Join your tour guide Channy Lyons as we identify public artwork in our community.
Valley Roundup – rstmary
Aspen Public Radio’s survey of the week’s top stories, with guests from area news outlets.
Ears on Art
“Ears On Art” was previously broadcast as a part of Issues & Ideas , and is now an archived program with episodes available below . It began in earnest on April 1, 1999 with a half hour a month broadcast. In the beginning there were four hosts: Bill Beeson, Karen Kile, Gail Johnson, and me, Crissa Hewitt. Our aim was to create a magazine format with at least three segments. Bill opened the program with a commentary based on the show’s theme. Gail closed the show with a five-minute arts calendar. One or two interviews rounded out the thirty minutes. I spent the majority of my time learning how to tape, edit, and put in the finishing touches so that the recorded program could be aired. By 2002 the format had changed. Bill continued to do the commentaries, but Gail and Karen discovered that the time commitment was more than they could easily give. The search was on for a co-host. Naida Simpson of Simpson-Heller Gallery in Cambria came aboard. When she, too, found the time requirements
Here Say
Here Say is a project in community storytelling. We travel to a new place each week and ask people to share true stories about things we all experience: love, family, learning, etc. Click here for a full-screen or mobile-ready map.
Podcast News
In an attempt to bring you all of our news, all of the time, Boise State Public Radio has started Podcast News. Here you will find the audio for all the local stories you hear on air or read on our website.
Pop Columbus
Pop Columbus is a popular culture and entertainment podcast from WOSU Public Media.
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