A Discovery of Witch Trials
Dr. Katherine Hermes expanded the history of #witchtrials in #Connecticut. Last year, the #historian and publisher of Connecticut Explored was researching information on the #Ancient Burying Ground in #Hartford, Connecticut, when she uncovered something surprising - legal documents for a #witch trial that occurred long after they supposedly ended in the state.
You can hear Dr. Hermes share her discovery and what it means for Connecticut history on #TheFullStory with host, Tom Kuser. Stream it online at https://www.wshu.org/the-full-story
We introduced Sunday Baroque host Suzanne Bona to Eda Uzunlar (@awesomeeda), WSHU's Poynter Fellow for #Media and #Journalism. The conversations were captured organically as they happened; this conversation is the last in the series and is called ‘The Business of Communication.’
We hope they bring you as much #joy as they did us. Stay tuned for more from these two incredible humans.
#WeReallyCare #NewThings #Learning #RealLife
We introduced Sunday Baroque host Suzanne Bona to Eda Uzunlar (@awesomeeda), WSHU's Poynter Fellow for #Media and #Journalism. The following conversations were captured organically as they happened; this conversation is called ‘How to reach the audience.’
We hope they bring you as much #joy as they did us.
#WeReallyCare #NewThings #Learning
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WSHU Reporter Sabrina Garone says that we are right in YOUR backyard! Find out how to make a contribution that will be #MATCHED dollar for dollar…limited time only!
#Doubled #ListenWhereYouLive #SupportPublicRadio
Tune in today starting at 9
Listen at www.wshu.org/music, 91.1 FM, or through any smart speaker.
#ClassicalMusic #ListenWhereYouLive
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Everyone’s favorite All Things Considered host Bill Buchner has a few words for you to—ahem—consider! Listen…and then give today to get #MATCHED
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WSHU’s Music Director Kate Remington explains how classical is a staple of our culture…and how you can support it with a gift that will be #DOUBLED…
Tune in today starting at 9
Listen at www.wshu.org/music, 91.1 FM, or through any smart speaker.
#ClassicalMusic #ListenWhereYouLive
We introduced Sunday Baroque host Suzanne Bona to Eda Uzunlar (@awesomeeda), WSHU's Poynter Fellow for #Media and #Journalism. The following conversations were captured organically as they happened; this conversation is called ‘Suzanne's Prep Work.’ We hope they bring you as much #joy as they did us.
#WeReallyCare #NewThings #Learning
We introduced Sunday Baroque host Suzanne Bona to Eda Uzunlar (@awesomeeda), WSHU's Poynter Fellow for #Media and #Journalism. The following conversations were captured organically as they happened; this conversation is called ‘Craft of Storytelling.’ We hope they bring you as much #joy as they did us.
#WeReallyCare #Storytelling #Craft
We introduced Sunday Baroque host Suzanne Bona to Eda Uzunlar (@awesomeeda), WSHU's Poynter Fellow for #Media and #Journalism. The following conversations were captured organically as they happened; this conversation is called ‘Thesis.’ We hope they bring you as much #joy as they did us.
#WeReallyCare #EdaSpillsTheTea #Everything
We introduced Sunday Baroque host Suzanne Bona to Eda Uzunlar (@awesomeeda), WSHU's Poynter Fellow for #Media and #Journalism. The following conversations were captured organically as they happened; this conversation is called ‘What it means to have Public Radio.’ We hope they bring you as much #joy as they did us.
#WeReallyCare
We introduced Sunday Baroque host Suzanne Bona to Eda Uzunlar (@awesomeeda), WSHU's Poynter Fellow for #Media and #Journalism. The following conversations were captured organically as they happened; this conversation is called ‘When News Meets Music.’ We hope they bring you as much #joy as they did us.
#WeReallyCare
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Heat Advisory Thursday September 7
#connecticut #longisland #heatadvisory
Last month, The Full Story spoke with Martha Stone, the lead attorney in the landmark lawsuit Sheff vs O'Neill. She gave us a legal update on what has happened since the settlement was announced last year. Tom Kuser takes a closer look at the human impact of the settlement. He speaks with the lead plaintiff in the case Elizabeth Horton-Sheff from @goodwinuniversity. She was one of a group of parents who filed the lawsuit on behalf of their children, who were students in the Hartford school system. Stream The Full Story Podcast on our website at www.WSHU.org.
#WhatsBillWearing
#OOTD
#FunFriday
#BehindTheScenes
#WhatsBillWearing
#OOTD
#FunFriday
#BehindTheScenes
#WhatsBillWearing
#OOTD
#FunFriday
#BehindTheScenes
#WhatsBillWearing
#OOTD
#FunFriday
#BehindTheScenes
#FinancialLiteracy courses are now a requirement for high school students in #Connecticut
Office of Governor Ned Lamont has signed a bill making it mandatory for high school students to take a financial literacy course to get their diplomas. Host Tom Kuser speaks with Barbara Angelicola-Manzolli, a personal #finance teacher from Lewis S. Mills High School in Burlington, Connecticut about efforts to pass the bill and what it will mean for #students.
Tune into Morning Edition on 91.1 FM, or stream the interview on WSHU.org
#WhatsBillWearing
#OOTD
#FunFriday
#BehindTheScenes
WSHU Public Radio Presents Join the Conversation with Doug Abrams
Join us for our next online event, as we chat with Doug Abrams, co-author of Jane Goodall's The Book of Hope.
In The Book of Hope, Douglas Abrams and Jane Goodall explore — through intimate and thought-provoking dialogue — the essence of hope. In this uplifting “Join the Conversation” event, Douglas will share key insights from the book, stories from Jane’s remarkable career, and his own personal challenges that led him to find perspective, strength… and ultimately… hope.
Wednesday, April 27, 2020 – 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Eastern.
Event is free - register here.
May the (public radio) force be with you! Wishing you happy and healthy holidays. #maytheforcebewithyou #happyholidays #NPR
Join the Conversation with NPR’s Stacey Vanek Smith, Author of Machiavelli for Women (WSHU Public Radio)
From award-winning NPR journalist and host of The Indicator from Planet Money comes a new book about women in the workplace.
Women have been making strides towards equality for
decades, or so we’re often told. So why, in the age of
#MeToo and #TimesUp, is the glass ceiling still holding
strong? And how can we shatter it for once and for all?
Stacy Vanek Smith’s advice: ask Machiavelli
In her new book, Smith studies Machiavelli’s The Prince, the nearly 500-year-old political manifesto, as a blueprint to show how women can take and maintain power.
Machiavelli For Women is an “accessible, funny, clear-eyed, and practical” (Sarah Knight, New York Times bestselling author) guide for how women can apply the principles of 16th-century philosopher Niccolò Machiavelli to their work lives and finally shatter the glass ceiling.
Event Details:
“Join the Conversation” with Stacey Vanek Smith
Author of Machiavelli for Women
An online “Join the Conversation” event from WSHU Public Radio
Wednesday, November 17 at 7 p.m. ET (currently scheduled for 90 minutes)
Event is free.
The First Amendment: What It Is & What It Isn’t
