In 1967, Studs Terkel’s Division Street America spotlighted 71 “uncelebrated” Chicagoans—from a closeted gay actor to a civil rights activist. But what happened to those people?
Pulitzer Prize winner Mary Schmich and her team tracked down their families to uncover where life took them over the last 60 years.
Division Street Revisited is a seven-part podcast distributed by PRX and WBEZ. Launching Jan. 27 on all major podcast platforms.
Learn more at DivisionStreetRevisited.com.
The latest edition of Story Time is out now. In this month's edition find out how to succeed without trying, discover with at Tiktaalik is, learn why foot-licking scenes matter in queer history, and a whole lot more.
Subscribe today at https://bit.ly/3ZvJtJz
We're pleased to announce a new partnership with Click Here Show from Recorded Future. Hosted by former NPR correspondent Dina Temple-Raston, Click Here tells true stories about the people making and breaking our digital world.
Listen now: https://apple.co/489IReW
Wisdom and Practice, from the The Aspen Institute, is out with a new episode talking to Rainn Wilson about his own faith journey. Despite having grown within The Baháʼí Faith, Rainn didn’t feel particularly connected to God or really any sense of spirituality.
In this conversation, he walks Simran through the long path that led him to re-discover his alignment with The Baháʼí Faith that he had been raised in and poses the interesting thought: what if we are not human beings having a spiritual experience, but spiritual beings having a human experience?
Listen today: https://bit.ly/4fjgmxZ
The first episode of season 7 of How God Works is out now. Are the Seven Deadly Sins a way to shame people, or do they offer something of a user's manual for what to avoid to live a good life? Host Dave DeSteno talks with Elizabeth Oldfield about rethinking "sin" for modern life, how science backs that up, & why it's helpful, whatever your beliefs.
#HowGodWorks #Science #Spirituality #Religion
Check out the trailer for the new season of How God Works - The Science Behind Spirtuality. From how to overcome cynicism and regret, to why a new perspective on sin just might be positive & relevant in secular society, to what happens when we die, join host @david.desteno this and more for Season 7. Coming Sept 15th.
#HowGodWorks #religion #spirituality #science
In this week’s episode of the #PlantPeople podcast from New York Botanical Garden, we’re joined by renowned culinary historian, author, and NYBG Trustee Dr. Jessica B. Harris, curator of the African American Garden. Over the last three years, this collection has used plants like okra to tell the stories of migration, dispossession, and reclamation that inform so much of the African American experience—and define much of what American cuisine is today. As we stroll the space with Dr. Harris, hear about the ways the African diaspora has, over the course of more than 500 years, transformed the Western Hemisphere with its cultures, labor, and agricultural know-how.
#PlantPeople #okra #NYBG
Diversifying our diet can improve humanity’s health AND the planet’s, but only if we protect the smorgasbord of options that exists beyond the supermarket. 🍎🌽
In the newest episode of the Plant People podcast, New York Botanical Garden teams up with Dan Saladino, host of BBC Radio 4’s The Food Programme and author of Eating to Extinction. Together, they venture beyond the familiar produce section to explore a world of foods you might not know about—and the urgent need to protect them before they disappear. From rare cider apples on the brink of extinction to the vanishing Old Cornish cauliflower, and Indigenous plant-based edibles, this episode dives into how preserving these endangered foods is crucial for our future.
#PlantPeople #FoodDiversity #Sustainability #NYBG #Biodiversity
SongWriter Ep2
From the latest episode of @SongWriterPodcast: At a live performance at Queens College, legendary author @JoyceCarolOatesOfficial reads a piece about her beloved late husband Charlie Gross, called “Hospice / Honeymoon” that is then turned into a brand-new song written and performed by global superstar
@alisethiofficialpage. Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.
Welcome to the 7th season of Scene on Radio: Capitalism
Welcome to the 7th season of Scene on Radio: Capitalism. The world’s leading economic system is under unprecedented scrutiny. Millions, young people especially, now see capitalism as the problem, not the solution. Others fear throwing out the baby with the bathwater. Listen to ep. 1 AND 2 now: https://bit.ly/4cdzlrY
Season 1 of Tomorrow’s Cure starts June 26, 2024.
Introducing Tomorrow’s Cure, a new podcast from the Mayo Clinic and PRX!
Listen to engaging discussions with researchers, doctors, and industry experts at the forefront of #medical innovations.
Learn how technology and innovation is changing the healthcare landscape, and how previously unavailable solutions are now improving or saving lives.
Season 1 of Tomorrow’s Cure starts June 26, 2024. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4euVvbg
40 Acres and A Lie - Reveal
Reveal from The Center for Investigative Reporting, Mother Jones, The Center for Public Integrity and PRX present "40 Acres and A Lie," a new public radio and podcast series uncovering a reparation that wasn’t and the wealth gap that remains.
“This investigation is a testament to the need for thriving and independent journalism in the United States that is willing to look critically at the realities of not only our nation’s present, but its past," says Center for Public Integrity co-chair Wesley Lowery.
The three-part series begins June 15: https://bit.ly/4embqIQ