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USING BISON TO RESTORE NATIVE PRAIRIE ECOSYSTEMS

From: renee wilde
Series: The Grounded Hope Podcast

Caption: Sculpture at Battelle Darby Creek Park, Credit: Renee Wilde

The Columbus and Franklin County Metro Parks have transitioned thousands of acres of farmland back into the prairie habitat, reconstructing parts o...

March on Momument

From: Nicki Stein

Caption: Robert E. Lee Statue on Moument Avenue, Credit: Kelley Libby/Radio IQ

This past Saturday, over 1,000 Richmonders streamed down Monument Avenue in solidarity with the Women’s March on Washington, planned for this weeke...

Gemini GEL: 50 Years and Counting

From: Donna Granata

Gemini GEL, Graphic Editions Limited, has been contributing to the cultural fabric of American Contemporary Art for over 50 years. As they celebrat...

Black History Matters: Stereotype Threat

From: c j armentano
Series: Black History Matters

Professors Marva Lewis and Marvin Dunn discuss "stereotype threat" and its effect on African Americans sense of safety when interacting with police...

Bought by WBST, RadioStPete Florida, KBCS 91.3 FM Community Radio, and KPIP-LP

The Education of an American Journalist

From: Guy Rathbun
Series: IdeaSphere: A Platform for Today's Voices

When Gerald Moore decided to try his had at journalism, his reasoning was very good. He needed a job. But what began, as a way to pay the rent beca...

Bought by KCBX

New Orleans Calling: "After The Flood" - How Community Radio Station WWOZ Was Saved In 2005

From: Jamie Dell'Apa

Caption: WWOZ's abandoned studio in Armstrong Park, New Orleans

Ten years ago, there was a storm, and then there was a flood, and they changed New Orleans forever. Many stories from that time have been told, but...

Bought by KCMJ Community Radio

Tribute to the Studio Owner Who Changed Music History

From: Gianluca Tramontana

Caption: Cosimo Matassa at the mixing desk

A Tribute to the late Cosimo Matassa who's J&M Studio and engineering skills recorded history and defined the way rock and roll would sound.

The Music of Noise

From: A. Randall Wenner

Caption: Syracuse University Design Professor Zeke Leonard demonstrates his intonarumori noise-making instruments., Credit: A. Randall Wenner

Is it possible to make “music” from “noise”? Is it possible to enjoy it? Randy Wenner reports on an experimental music genre making a comeback of s...

Bought by New Hampshire Public Radio and PRX Remix

Meet the New Essex County Democratic Committee Chairmen

From: New Jersey Radio Exchange Network
Series: Alfred Bundy Presents........

Caption: Leroy Jones, Essex County Democratic Committee Chairmen

Coverage of the Politics that govern the County of Essex, New Jersey.

WHERE WERE WE IN '63 ?

From: Hank Rosenfeld
Series: Folk Journalism

Interviews with New Yorkers remembering where they were on November 22nd, 1963

Bought by KFOK-LPFM and KSVR Studios: Skagit Valley Radio

The State of Faith

From: Salt Institute for Documentary Studies

What is in the future for the Catholic Church and the shrinking parish of Jackman, Maine? Adapting to reality.

Bought by New Hampshire Public Radio, PRX Remix, and WAMC Northeast Public Radio

Goodbyes and Comebacks

From: KUT
Series: Texas Music Matters

Farewell to George Jones-- and hell-o again to Natalie Maines! This week's hour long musical mystery tour includes Jim James, Patty Smith and more.

356 Years Later

From: Salt Institute for Documentary Studies

Earlier this year, Kateri Tekakwitha became the first Native American saint. The 356-year-old saint helps American Indians cope with the Catholic C...

Bought by KUER

Irish Author Roddy Doyle and "The Last Republic"

From: Diana Korte
Series: Booktalk

Winner of the Booker Prize, former teacher and one of Ireland’s most famous authors, Roddy talks about his last book in a trilogy, "The Last Republ...

Bought by KCMJ Community Radio

The legacy of Harry Crews

From: With Good Reason

Southern Gothic writer Harry Crews died in March of this year. Although many people have never heard of him, Crews’ stories about outcasts inspired...