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The Blues Time Machine

KPLU All Blues host John Kessler has expanded “The Blues Time Machine,” which has been a popular segment on his weekend blues shows. The weekly series tracks one great blues song through history – from its earliest recording to its latest and sometimes, with some surprising interpretations. “The Blues Time Machine” airs on KPLU on Fridays at 12:10 p.m. during the “Blue Plate Special,” and on All Blues Saturdays and Sundays at 8 and 11 p.m.

PB&J: Politics with Brian & Jake

PB&J features two old friends and political junkies from opposing sides of the conservative-liberal divide assessing the most important and contentious modern American issues.

Street Cents

John Maynard interviews real estate investor and agent Richard Hagar about the housing market in this commentary, Street Cents.

90.5 WESA Celebrates: Inventing Pittsburgh

The people of Pittsburgh and the Western PA region have a deep pride and connection to our roots and an honor to those who came before us. Pittsburgh is a city that has much to be proud of. The growth of the area in the late 1800s-1900s is an achievement unprecedented in other parts of the country. As our region rises from the ashes of the mills, we will look back on the incredible people and events that lead us to this second birth as a powerhouse region. This series is made possible with support from UPMC . You can check out 90.5 WESA Celebrates People Making a Difference here , which was also supported by UPMC. Subscribe to the podcast here.

Field Notes

Field Notes digs even deeper into our coverage of food production through additional interviews, on-site reporting and audience feedback.

Under the Microscope

KBIA’s weekly look at science, technology, and health in Missouri and beyond.

Exam

Education issues in mid-Missouri.

The Digital Future

Once each month, Dave Meyer interviews technology commentator Mark Anderson for KPLU’s The Digital Future.

Fairfax 50+

Fairfax 50+ features discussions on issues, services, and activities of interest to residents 50 and over.

SDPB News Update

Local news from SDPB featuring news from across South Dakota.