The Public’s Radio’s podcast Mosaic has a series of community essays. This essay is by Sean O’Connor, a science educator and co-owner of NewportOut, an organization that serves LGBTQ+ visitors and the LGBTQ+ community in Newport, Rhode Island. A little over 20 years ago, in 2001, I had to run away from this place. Rhode […]
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RI GOP candidates James Lathrop and Jeann Lugo
Republicans have struggled to win more elective offices in Rhode Island, but the GOP hopes this year will be different. Today on Political Roundtable, we hear from two Republican candidates, James Lathrop, who is running for general treasurer and Jeann Lugo, who wants to be lieutenant governor.
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Rhode Island PrideFest returns; ‘Fairview’ lulls the audience with sitcom humor before implicating the ‘white gaze’
We have two items to feature in this week’s Artscape: Rhode Island PrideFest and “Fairview” at Trinity Rep
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What can we learn from Hawaii’s approach to renewable energy?
Here at Possibly, we usually focus on doing our part at home. But with all this talk about climate change, one member of our team started thinking about what’s going on around the world. So today, we’re going to talk with Emily Tom about renewable energy in Hawaii.
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Celtics facing a treacherous road to the NBA title
Tough challenges lurk in what is now a best-of-three NBA Finals
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Mosaic Community Essay: A True Anchor Baby
The Public’s Radio’s podcast on immigration, Mosaic, has a series of community essays. This one is by an anonymous contributor with sound design by Tracy Jonsson of Newport, Rhode Island.
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Political Roundtable: Joy Fox, Democratic candidate for RI CD-2
The former director of communications to Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo is running on the Democratic side for Rhode Island’s 2nd Congressional District.
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The Celtics rebounded for a 2-1 lead in the NBA Finals
The Celtics weathered another third-quarter charge by the Warriors and won, 116-100.
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PVD Fest 2022 brings music, footwork and spectacle to downtown Providence
Although PVD Fest had some small events in the last couple of years, this year is the first full festival since 2019. It’s a big one! There are events this Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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The Celtics must rebound from a bad loss. Again.
The up and down Boston Celtics will try for a 2-1 lead in the NBA Finals in Game 3 Wednesday night against the Golden State Warriors.
