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Tech Expert Mike Feir loves his podcasts and today he’ll share his shortlist of the summer’s most enlightening and entertaining titles to check out.

UK-based disability advocate Anna Landre won a “Freedom of the City” award but didn’t get the freedom of accepting her award on the stage. Grant Hardy has the bizarre details on What in the World.

Elon Musk has claimed that a new implant by his company Neuralink could offer superhuman vision to blind individuals, but some experts aren’t convinced. Laura Bain tells us more on The Buzz. 

Ever heard of a watermelon and pickle sandwich? Chef Mary Mammoliti tells us how to make the viral recipe, plus more unconventional ways to enjoy watermelon this summer!

The YENSA Festival is celebration of Black women in dance. We hear from Artistic Director and Curator Lua Shayenne about this year’s memory-centered performances.

Manager Andy Frank joins us for our weekly Thursday Roundtable and brings with him some big news from our friends in AMI-audio.

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