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Story of Writing December 14, 2024

The first trans-Pacific cables were run from California to Hawaii and UNESCO adopts the Convention against Discrimination in Education. Happy birthdays to Anne Conway and Shirley Jackson - with a reading from Charles Dickens' "Oliver Twist."

Upfront with Roger Bouchard

Tuesday, March 11, 2025 Segment 1 Guests: Beatrice Duchastel de Montrouge and Anne Conway of the Woonsocket Museum of Work and Culture Segment 2 Guest: Jay Levinson of the North Smithfield Emergency Management Agency

Series explores French cultural influence in Rhode Island

This is The Public’s Radio, I’m James Baumgartner. At a time when the longstanding friendship between the US and Canada is fraught with a trade war sparked by the Trump administration, a Rhode Island museum is mounting a celebration of the Ocean State’s ties with French Canadian culture. It’s cal…

Judge rejects arguments that AI chatbots have free speech rights

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — A federal judge on Wednesday rejected arguments made by an artificial intelligence company that its chatbots are protected by the First Amendment — at least for now. The developers behind Character.AI are seeking to dismiss a lawsuit alleging the company’s chatbots pushed a…

Story of Writing December 14, 2025

Under-sea cables connect the U.S. to the world, the U.N. adopts its Convention against Discrimination in Education, and the birthday club includes Anne Conway and Shirley Jackson - with a reading from Charles Dickens' "Oliver Twist."

43 - Celebrating La Francophonie with the Museum of Work and Culture

Host Lauren chats with Anne Conway, Director of the Museum of Work and Culture in Woonsocket. They talk about the Museum, the Winter Olympics, and how 20th century Quebecois textile workers kept their culture alive after immigrating to the U.S. In the Last Chapter they discuss: When you walk into a…

43 - Celebrating La Francophonie with the Museum of Work and Culture

Host Lauren chats with Anne Conway, Director of the Museum of Work and Culture in Woonsocket. They talk about the Museum, the Winter Olympics, and how 20th century Quebecois textile workers kept their culture alive after immigrating to the U.S. In the Last Chapter they discuss: When you walk into a…

Virtual Intelligence and the Accountability Chain Podcast

Who is responsible when an AI causes harm? This episode lays out a three-tier culpability framework — negligence, recklessness, and intentional misconduct — and applies it to two concrete cases: a Harvard study documenting emotional manipulation by AI companion apps, and the wrongful arrest of a Te…