106 - FATHERS v. SONS
Jax accidentally calls Judge Travis “dad” and Raquel won’t let him hear the end of it. Later, Judge Travis presides over a case between middle aged father Thomas King and the Pan-African Guru, Dr. Kunta Robinson. Thomas claims Dr. Kunta’s supplements gave his son intense diarrhea. www.JudgeTravis.c…
The Evolving Landscape of Reading Assessment with Dr. Elena Forzani
Host Dr. Erin Bailey talks with Dr. Elena Forzani, a Boston University literacy researcher, about the evolving landscape of reading assessment and equity. Dr. Forzani shares her journey from first-grade teacher to assessment specialist, sparked by disillusionment with teaching-to-the-test practices…
Cox To Acquire Fullpath, April Sales Show Strong Forecast, AI Upskilling For Hours
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Episode #1325: Cox Automotive makes a major AI acquisition, April sales show resilient demand under affordability pressure, and developers everywhere are racing to keep up with AI.
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Cox Automotive is doubling down on AI with its planned acquisiti…
The Development and Cancelled Premiere of Indians on Vacation
A premiere disappears three months before opening night, and the artists are told after the decision is already made. That’s the moment that frames our conversation with mezzo-soprano and broadcaster Marion Newman, a singer we’ve long admired for her voice, her wit and her steady insistence on trut…
Elements of Nature
Host Meg Wolitzerpresents four works in which nature and the out-of-doors drive both plots and character. Humorist Jenny Allen does battle with her stubborn plants in “Garden Growing Pains,” read by Kirsten Vangsness. The majestic Canadian border separates an Indigenous family in Thomas King’s “B…
Episode #3.7 - I Got the Blues
According to many textbooks, the blues is a genre that was born in the rural Mississippi Delta, with roots in the “sorrow songs” of enslaved people. It’s easy, however, to poke holes in this origin story and instead start to see the blues as a joyful, rebellious musical expression that formed in an…
How golf helped Anishinaabe writer Jesse Wente heal
Writer, broadcaster and arts administrator Jesse Wente was producing a documentary based on the Thomas King book, The Inconvenient Indian — when a controversy erupted over the filmmaker Michelle Latimer's indigenous identity. That controversy, forced Wente to grapple with his own sense of self and …
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