พอดคาสท์ Rhode Island ชั้นนำ (2024)

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Why is Rhode Island warehousing kids at a psychiatric hospital? 18:05

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In May, the US Department of Justice accused the state of Rhode Island of violating the civil rights of hundreds of children by warehousing them at Bradley Hospital, a psychiatric hospital for children. Steph Machado took an in-depth look at the issue for Rhode Island PBS Weekly and Globe RIRhode Island. She joins us to talk about what she found, a…

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Episode 231: Standing for God 1:00:22

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Sunday Morning, June 23, 2024, Series: New Life, Acts 7:54-60, Pastor Carlos Navarrete

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BONUS - Slavery in Rhode Island Part 2 25:41

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1784 - 1860 | With early abolitionists attempting to end Rhode Island's connection with slavery, the state's merchants and industrial leaders continue to find ways to profit off of the business of slavery right up until the Civil War. My Favorite Books on this Topic: Dark Work: The Business of Slavery in Rhode Island by Christy Clark-Pujara Sons of…

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This week on Lively, highlights of what the General Assembly did and did not do. 28:59

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This week on Lively: with the legislative session in the rearview mirror, we'll look at what lawmakers accomplished since January. Plus, Rhode Island voters get another shot at greenlighting a Constitutional Convention. Joining me are Former State Representative Mike Marcello, Weayonnoh Nelson-Davies of the Economic Progress Institute, and Providen…

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02 - Raul the Third - Live at RI Library Association Conference 36:07

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Host Tayla interviews award winning author and illustrator Raúl The Third during the 2024 Rhode Island Library Association Conference in front of a live audience. Overdueing It is a project funded by the Rhode Island Office of Library and Information Services and is produced by library staff around the state. We are proud to be a resident partner o…

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June 16, 2024 - Rhode Island's Olympic Hopeful / Hidden History / Weekly Insight 27:40

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Paul Grogan and Kathy Merchant on "Be Prepared to Be Lucky" 20:43

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Paul Grogan, the former CEO of the Boston Foundation, likes to say he’s had many employers, but he’s always done the same job-making a difference in cities. Now, he’s out with a memoir called “Be Prepared to Be Lucky.” He co-wrote the book with Kathy Merchant, who was the CEO of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation. They join David in the studio to di…

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Episode 230: Dads Wanted 1:01:02

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Sunday Morning, June 16, 2024, Psalm 127, Pastor Carlos Navarrete

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What happened at the RI General Assembly last week? 14:49

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On Friday, the Rhode Island legislative session wrapped up in the early morning hours, when most of us were asleep. Ed sorts through the Assembly's final decisions with Globe RI’s Steph Machado and Jim Hummel, the host of A Lively Experiment on Rhode Island PBS. Tips and ideas? Email us at rinews@globe.com See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/pr…

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BONUS - Slavery in Rhode Island Part 1 29:49

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1638 - 1775 | From almost the moment Rhode Island was founded, indigenous war captives worked for the colony's earliest settlers without pay. Then, in the 18th century, Rhode Island's relationship with slavery deepened when it began playing a dominant role in the American slave trade. My Favorite Books on this Topic: Brethren by Nature: New England…

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This week on Lively: the gavel comes down for the General Assembly. What's in, what's out? 28:59

12d ago28:59

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This week on Lively, it’s all things General Assembly: what made it and what didn't. Plus, Providence schools get more money, but will it be enough? We'll also analyze the debate over an Inspector’s General office and the Constitutional Convention question. Panelists are Boston Globe Columnist Dan McGowan, Rhode Island GOP National Committeewoman S…

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The Mr. Lemon family 11:05

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It’s been 50 years since the Rao family opened Mr. Lemon in Providence. Customers come to the tiny white building on Hawkins Street for the frozen lemonade, and many return because they feel like family. Colleen, Joe, and Janice Rao know almost everyone – and their favorite flavors. They talk with Ed about the business and their first year serving …

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Episode 229: Dealing with Growing Pains 59:13

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Sunday Morning, June 09, 2024, Series: New Life, Acts 6:1-7, Pastor Carlos Navarrete

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June 9th, 2024 - Providence's Toxic Pond / Noise Pollution / Weekly Insight 27:01

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On this episode, Mashapaug Pond, the largest freshwater body in Providence, has long been off limits for recreational use. In this Green Seeker episode Michelle San Miguel reports on a new state plan to hold property owners responsible for the contamination that’s seeping into the pond and eventually ending up in Narragansett Bay. Then, we take a s…

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This week on Lively: what’s in, what’s out for next year’s budget? Plus, a few surprises. 28:59

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This week on Lively, what’s in and what’s out for next year’s budget, with a few surprises along the way. Plus, should Rhode Island hold a Constitutional Convention? It’s been 40 years since the last one - and the topic is again sparking controversy. And the debate over lawmakers’ proposed changes to the State Pension System.…

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'Everybody's really curious about golf now': Providence youth take to the links 17:28

21d ago17:28

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The game of golf isn’t often associated with young people or diversity, but one nonprofit in Rhode Island is trying to change that. For more than 20 years, Button Hole in Providence has been making the game affordable and accessible to children in the area. Ed talks to Anaridis Rodriguez, host of “Generation Rising” and Don Wright, executive direct…

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01 - Meet the Overdueing It Team 58:57

23d ago58:57

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The teams that bought you Down Time with Cranston Public Library and Rhody Radio discuss their new project, Overdueing It: The Rhode Island Library Podcast. Get to know the Creative Team - Emily Goodman, Dave Bartos, Tayla Cardillo, and Lauren Walker - as they share their goals and vision for this new statewide library outreach podcast. They also d…

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Episode 228: Getting Honest with God 56:18

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Sunday Morning, June 02, 2024, Series: New Life, Acts 5:1-14, Pastor Carlos Navarrete

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June 2, 2024 - What's next for Roger Williams Medical Center and Fatima Hospital / Weekly Insight / Fighting for the Gaspee 25:35

24d ago25:35

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On this episode, Ian Donnis reports on why financial stability has proved elusive for Roger Williams Medical Center in Providence and Our Lady of Fatima Hospital in North Providence and what’s being done to get them on stronger footing. Then, on this episode of Weekly Insight, Michelle San Miguel and WPRI 12’s politics editor Ted Nesi will continue…

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This week on Lively, the local take on the Trump verdicts: what happens next? 28:59

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This week on Lively, the local take on the Trump verdicts: what happens next? Weighing in this week are Republican Strategist Lisa Pelosi, Bill Bartholomew of The Bartholomewtown Podcast, and Harrison Tuggle of Black Lives Matter RI PAC. Plus, a late snag in the police reform bill over the release of body cam video evidence.…

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Judge Melissa DuBose on joining the US District Court 20:26

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When the US Senate confirmed Judge Melissa DuBose in March, she broke two barriers. She became the first person of color and the first openly LGBTQ Judge to serve on the US District Court for Rhode Island. She officially starts that job in January, but she joined us in the studio for a preview of what’s to come. Tips and ideas? Email us at rinews@g…

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Episode 227: The Gift of Encouragement 58:42

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Sunday Morning, May 26, 2024, Series: New Life, Acts 4:36-37, Pastor Carlos Navarrete

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May 26, 2024 - Hiking Rhode Island / Martha's Vineyard Sign Language / More Sharks 25:35

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On this episode, Pamela Watts goes hiking around the state with former Providence Journal Reporter John Kostrzewa and talks about his book Walking Rhode Island. Then, we revisit producer Isabella Jibilian’s story about the early sign language that was used on Martha’s Vineyard. Finally, we take another look at contributor David Wright’s shark track…

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State lawmakers still have some major decisions to make before the gavel comes down 28:59

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Former Cranston Mayor Allan Fung, Attorney Lou Pulner, and Paige Clausius-Parks from Rhode Island KIDS COUNT join Moderator Jim Hummel to discuss big decisions looming for state lawmakers before the gavel comes down. The big decisions surround budget - but payday lending, public records law changes and gun legislation are all up in the air. And the…

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City by the Rising Sea: Climate change and Newport's mansions 19:14

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The City by the Sea is known for its history. It's also on the front lines of climate change. Some of Rhode Island's biggest tourist attractions – Newport's mansions and other historic properties – are increasingly impacted by rising sea levels and extreme weather. Rhode Island PBS Weekly reporter Pamela Watts and Preservation Society of Newport Co…

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Episode 226: Boldness 52:23

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Sunday Morning, May 19, 2024, Series: New Life, Acts 4:9-13,24-31, Pastor Carlos Navarrete

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Introducing Overdueing It! 1:53

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Have you always wanted to listen to a podcast where library workers chat with authors, community superstars and other neighbors around Rhode Island about their current favorite books, TV and movies, and all the big things they are doing in our little state? Then check out Overdueing It: The Rhode Island Library Podcast, available on Apple Podcasts,…

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May 19, 2024 - Home Schooling / Rhode Island's Poet Laureate / Weekly Insight 25:40

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On this episode, Michelle San Miguel has an in-depth report on what’s behind the rise of parents home schooling their children in Rhode Island. Then, Pamela Watts introduces us to Rhode Island’s new Poet Laureate, Colin Channer. Finally, on this episode of Weekly Insight, Michelle San Miguel and WPRI 12’s politics editor Ted Nesi discuss the state …

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Episode 225: A Mother After God's Own Heart 52:07

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Sunday Morning, May 12, 2024, Proverbs 31:10-31, Pastor Carlos Navarrete

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May 12, 2024 - Senator Jack Reed / Weekly Insight / Rhode Island's Bead Mecca 24:50

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On this episode, contributor Steph Machado has a wide-ranging interview with Rhode Island Senator Jack Reed. Reed, who is Chairman of the Armed Services Committee, says Israel needs new leadership amid the war in Gaza and talks about his next run for the Senate. Then on this episode of Weekly Insight, Michelle San Miguel and WPRI 12’s politics edit…

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Senator Jack Reed on Gaza, Ukraine, and the Washington Bridge 20:44

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If you want to know about military actions around the world, ask US Senator Jack Reed. He’s Rhode Island’s senior Senator, the chairman of the Armed Services Committee, and often joins congressional delegations on trips overseas. Steph Machado down with Reed for Sunday’s episode of Rhode Island PBS Weekly for an update on the US’s role in the wars …

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This week on Lively, the projected price tag for the Washington Bridge replacement balloons 28:59

2M ago28:59

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This week on Lively, the price tag for the Washington Bridge replacement skyrockets. The total, with some additions to the original estimate, could be pushing nearly half a billion. Also, more college protests in Providence...and an update on reforms to the Law Enforcement Officers Bill of Rights

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Bonus Episode: RI’s Blue Economy 44:02

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Earlier this week, our own Dan McGowan and Brian Amaral moderated a live conversation about the Blue Economy and Rhode Island’s sustainable future. The panel featured Patty DiOrio, VP and head of project development, Americas at Ørsted; and Bill Fazioli, managing director of program and business development at the Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank. …

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Bonus Episode: Resilience in RI's Food Ecosystem 1:00:12

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Earlier this week, our own Alexa Gagosz moderated a live conversation about Climate and Business Resilience in Rhode Island's Food Ecosystem. The panel featured Ester Bishop, who is the co-owner, chef, and farmer at Gnarly Vines Farm; Ben Sukle, the chef and owner at Oberlin and Gift Horse restaurants in Providence; and Robert Andreozzi, the chef-o…

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The man who ran down every street in Providence 14:03

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Today, we’re getting out of the studio and putting on our running shoes to talk with Mark Sheeran. He’s an ultra-marathoner who’s spent the past few months running down every street in Providence. He invited Ed to tag along as he finished up one of his last runs. Tips and ideas? Email us at rinews@globe.com. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/…

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Episode 224: Believing in Spite of Consequences 44:52

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Sunday Morning, May 05, 2024, Matthew 14:22-33, Dr. David Snyder

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May 5, 2024 - Ticks in Rhode Island / Alpaca Haven in Little Compton/ Sheldon Whitehouse's campaign 21:35

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On this episode, We revisit Michelle San Miguel’s report on the ever-growing tick populations in Rhode Island and the devastating and sometimes deadly diseases they bring. Then, we visit with a local farmer in Little Compton who, along with his wife is raising a large herd of alpacas for their fiber. Finally, on this episode of Weekly Insight, Mich…

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Washington Bridge updates and the future of affordable housing in Rhode Island. 28:59

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Boston Globe Reporter Steph Machado, The Providence Journal's Patrick Anderson and Nancy Lavin from Rhode Island Current join Moderator Jim Hummel to discuss affordable housing in Rhode Island and the latest on the Washington Bridge.

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Misinformation is biggest threat, says R.I. elections director Miguel Nuñez 17:55

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Rhode Island’s Board of Elections has a new executive director – but he’s no stranger to the job. Miguel Nuñez has been working for the board for nearly 25 years. He took the top spot in February, breaking ground as the board's first Latino executive director. Miguel talks with Ed about leading the BOE, and the biggest threat he sees coming up in t…

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Episode 223: A Beautiful Life 59:44

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Sunday Morning, April 28, 2024, Series: New Life, Acts 3:1-20, Pastor Carlos Navarrete

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April 28, 2024 - Javier Zamora's Lonely Journey / Daffodils in Newport / Weekly Insight 22:25

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On this episode, producer Isabella Jibilian has an in-depth interview with Solito author Javier Zamora about his long, lonely and often harrowing journey from El Salvador to the U.S. when he was 9 years old. Then Pamela Watts heads out to Newport for Daffodil Days. Finally, on this episode of Weekly Insight, Michelle San Miguel and WPRI 12’s politi…

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Pro-Palestine protests land on Brown’s campus, plus effects of abortion restrictions. 28:59

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National Committeewoman for the RI GOP Sue Cienki, Providence College Professor Adam Myers, and Political Contributor Pablo Rodriguez join Moderator Jim Hummel to discuss Pro-Palestine protests reaches Brown, the Washington Bridge opens six lanes, proposed changes to how Rhode Islanders vote, plus effects of abortion restrictions around the country…

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'A total agony': one teen describes living at St. Mary’s Home for Children 18:21

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St. Mary’s Home for Children in North Providence has been in the news since January when the state's Office of the Child Advocate released a scathing report about conditions there. Our own Amanda Milkovits has been following the story ever since. She’s recently talked with a family whose grandchild has been a resident there for a year. They say thi…

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Episode 222: Missions 45:32

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Sunday Morning, April 21, 2024, Series: New Life, Acts 1:7-8, 8:27, 9:1, 10:1, Pastor Carlos Navarrete

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April 21, 2024 - Eroding Rhode Island History / Mental Health in RI classrooms/ Weekly Insight 25:55

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On this episode, Pamela Watts takes an in-depth look at how climate change and rising sea levels threaten some of Rhode Island’s historical and iconic homes. Then, Michelle San Miguel introduces us to a local educator who has found a way to make learning fun by putting students in the drivers’ seat. And his lessons go well beyond academics. he’s on…

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Engineers warned of structural problems with the Washington Bridge nearly a decade ago. 28:59

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The Public’s Radio Ian Donnis, The Libertarian Party of RI Chairman Billy Hunt, and Economic Progress Institute Executive Director Weayonnoh Nelson-Davies join Moderator Jim Hummel to discuss a report that engineers knew about structural problems with the Washington Bridge almost a decade ago, the CEO of RIPTA resigns, plus updates from the legisla…

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Reading Solito across Rhode Island 19:12

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Every year, Rhode Islanders read the same book as a part of the Reading Across Rhode Island program.This year’s selection is Solito- a memoir by Javier Zamora. It tells the true story of Javier’s journey from El Salvador to The United States as an unaccompanied nine-year-old.Javier joins Ed in the studio, along with Maureen Nagle, education chair o…

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