Mads Tolling: Nordic Folklore Meets American Jazz
Episode Summary: This week on Backstage Bay Area, host Steve Roby welcomes two-time Grammy Award-winning violinist Mads Tolling. Known for his work with the Turtle Island Quartet, Stanley Clarke, and Bob Weir, Mads is shifting gears this season to share a piece of his Danish childhood in San Franci…
‘Major implications’: Nancy Lavin breaks down State of the State, legislative session
Nancy Lavin, a senior reporter covering government, politics and policy for the online news outlet, wrote about the governor’s address that typically outlines his tax and spending priorities ahead of his full budget proposal to the General Assembly.
Lavin said covering the State of the State is som…
‘Sludge’: Alex Kuffner breaks down Rhode Island’s emerging biosolids problem
Alex Kuffner, who covers energy and the environment, first shed light on the issue last month with an in-depth report on the state’s largest sludge disposal facility in Woonsocket, which residents are fighting to shut down.
More than 90% of the state’s sludge — a mix of human waste, organic materi…
S3 E4 Personalized, Not Programmed
Season 4 continues with Episode 4: “Personalized, Not Programmed”, a conversation about what happens when schools stop acknowledging student differences and start designing around them. Hosts Vashaunta Harris and Jim Goenner, joined by guest host Don Cooper, ground the episode in Ted Kolderie’s arg…
‘In-depth attention’: Providence’s newest reporter talks coverage, mural debate
Eric Halvarson, who has been a contributing writer since August, was hired last month to cover Providence full time. He said the hire marks an important milestone for the largely volunteer-driven organization as it looks to expand its coverage.
“One of the motivations behind starting the outlet wa…
'Incredibly striking': Ben Berke examines campaign donations ahead of rent-control vote
Ben Berke, who covers Providence, took a deep dive into the campaign finance reports of Councilor Ana Vargas, revealing the politician received an influx of donations in the months leading up to the vote. The majority of the donations came from landlords and others in the real estate industry.
“Th…
Sep 21: Can a serious talk show start with weed and wrap up with beer?
On this week's Fallon Forum, Charles Goldman joins Ed Fallon to discuss:
(01:16) Reefer Madness, with Colin Hogan;
(18:37) The disturbing legacy of DOGE;
(38:51) Cruelty seems to be the point of Trump's deportation efforts;
(51:57) Beer is food, with Kathy Byrnes Fallon, Birds & Bees Urban Farm.
‘Looking for answers’: Colin Hogan discusses the strife at the Providence School Board
Hogan, who recently started covering the capital city, attended a board meeting last week that erupted into chaos. Multiple members called for the school board president to step down, while residents aired their frustrations about the dysfunction.
“This is not how school board meetings normally go,…
What happened to teaching? (featuring Emily Hanford)
Watch the interview or read the transcript above (or on YouTube). Listen to the conversation on Spotify or Apple.
Just a few days before the premier of Season 2 of Sold A Story, APM Reports’ Emily Hanford sat down to talk about how she and her team decided to focus on the practice of everyday teach…
Hopes & fears for ‘Sold a Story’ Season 2 (featuring Karin Chenoweth)
If there’s anyone whose work might be considered a precursor to Emily Hanford’s Sold a Story, it might be the work of Karin Chenoweth, the former schools columnist, think tank writer, podcaster, author, and school board support organization head.
“She’s been doing it for years and she wrote about …
পডকাস্ট সার্চ ইঞ্জিন
আপনি আমাদের ওয়েবসাইট ব্যবহার করতে পারেন3,829,333পডকাস্ট এবং196,593,390পর্বগুলি মানুষ, স্থান, বা বিষয় দ্বারা অনুসন্ধান করতে৷
If I have seen further than others, it is by listening to podcasts and standing upon the shoulders of
giants.
‐ Isaac "Llamacorn" Newton
সম্পাদনা
পডকাস্ট ডেটাবেস আপ টু ডেট রাখতে সাহায্য করার জন্য আপনাকে ধন্যবাদ।
