Episodes
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Mother, Daughter Reunite In San Antonio Before Court Ordered Deadline
When Sandra Elizabeth Sanchéz and her 15-year-old daughter Christhel Nohelia Barahona Sanchéz traveled from Honduras to the U.S.-Mexico border, they hoped to go to Washington State to be with another of Sanchez’s daughters. That is not what happened. Sanchez said when they arrived at the border,...
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Bonnie Petrie, host of TPR's Petrie Dish
Bonnie Petrie reports, writes, co-produces, and hosts this biweekly podcast for Texas Public Radio. These are clips from shows that aired in 2022.
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Bonnie Petrie, Host of Petrie Dish from Texas Public Radio
Bonnie Petrie is a Gracie award-winning host of Petrie Dish, a radio show and podcast produced by Texas Public Radio. She reports, writes and hosts the biweekly show. This sound file includes clips from 2020 award winning episodes of Petrie Dish,.
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KPCC L.A. Public Radio: Dual-language classes for early learners tap into their elastic brains
https://laist.com/news/kpcc-archive/la-unified-dual-language-classes-for-early-learner Two Los Angeles Unified School District schools are serving as models for a planned expansion of the district's dual-language classes for transitional kindergartners in the next school year that would take...
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2012 Murrow Award Winner: Best Newscast
This is an example of a KRLD afternoon newscast anchored by afternoon anchor team Bonnie Petrie and Will Sterrett.
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2017 Sevareid First Place Award for Sports Reporting: Knowing Muhammad Ali Before The World Did
As mourners gather today in Muhammad Ali’s hometown of Louisville for his funeral, an 86-year-old man in Milwaukee will quietly remember his friend’s life. Brady X McKinley shared his recollections of his friendship with the boxer known as "the greatest" at the north side business, McKinley...
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All Things Considered: Brewers Draw Drinkers' Eyes With Snazzy Tap Handles
Featured on NPR's All Things Considered: A pointy-headed professor. A hand-painted heron. A steel fist rising in the air. These are all works of American art, of a sort — but you can't go to a museum to see them. You go to your local bar or craft brewery. They're examples of beer tap handles, a...
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Sevareid Award Hard Feature/Milwaukee Press Club Short Form Feature: Women Veterans on the Streets
On any given night in the United States, nearly 40,000 veterans are homeless. That's according to the National Coalition for Homeless Veterans. A 2014 study from Disabled American Veterans found that eight percent of those homeless veterans are women. More:...
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Fox Cities Diaper Bank Helps Families With Urgent But Often Unseen Need
In Wisconsin, thousands of families struggle to pay their bills and put food on the table. One need some of them have – that you might not consider - is diapers. Many families can’t always afford to keep their babies clean, dry, comfortable and healthy. More:...
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Bubbler Talk: Where Did the Name Milwaukee Come From?
Our Bubbler Talk question for this week comes from Hannah Kaytonah, a student at Mount Mary University: "I’ve always wanted to know where the word Milwaukee comes from." To find the answer to that question, we have to go back in time hundreds of years to a Milwaukee with no tall buildings or...
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Wisconsin's Hot Car Law Protects Those Who Break Windows to Save Kids & Pets
This is the first summer during which you will be protected from civil liability should you break a window in someone else’s car to free a child, a vulnerable adult or an animal from the heat. Gov. Walker signs Good Samaritan law co-authored by Kenosha Rep. Tod Ohnstad. The Kenosha state lawmaker...
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Pastors Reach Across Racial Divide; Hope for Healing
Pastors of two of the Milwaukee area’s largest churches – one black and one white -- joined together Sunday hoping to lead their congregations in a spirit of reconciliation following last week’s violence. It was the first Sunday after the deaths of a black man in Louisiana and a black man in...
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News 92 FM Promo: Bonnie & Mike, TX AP Award
Bonnie and Mike are named the best radio news anchor team in TX in 2013.
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News 92 FM Promo: Bonnie Petrie
News 92 FM Promo: Bonnie Petrie by Bonnie Petrie
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New 92 FM Promo Car Chase
New 92 FM Promo Car Chase by Bonnie Petrie
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Challenger Series pt 2
Challenger Series pt 2 by Bonnie Petrie
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Wisconsin Broadcasters Association Best News Writing: Parents Juggle to Buy Epipens
The price of EpiPens has surged by 450 percent since 2004. They used to cost around $100 for two, but now average more than $600 each. That drastic price hike means many parents are now struggling to find the money to pay for the medicine that could save their child’s life. Kelly Becker has two...
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Milwaukee Press Club Best Use of Audio Within a Report: A Ghost Train is Coming to Shorewood
In 1935, Fred Astaire’s Cheek to Cheek was the most popular song in America. Franklin Delano Roosevelt was president. A new house cost around $3,500. And between Chicago and Minneapolis, racing right through Shorewood, what was then the fastest train in the nation started its daily trips.…
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Challenger Series pt 5
Challenger Series pt 5 by Bonnie Petrie
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Challenger Series pt 4
Challenger Series pt 4 by Bonnie Petrie
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Challenger Series pt 3
Challenger Series pt 3 by Bonnie Petrie
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Challenger Series pt 1
A reporter covering the launch of Challenger mission STS-51-L, also know as the "Teacher in Space" mission, describes her experience as she watched the shuttle break apart, killing Dick Scobee, Michael Smith, Ronald McNair, Ellison Onizuka, Judith Resnik, Gregory Jarvis, and Christa McAuliffe.
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Bonnie Petrie Radio News Anchor
A sampling of the on air work of award-winning, major market radio news anchor Bonnie Petrie.
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Hurricane Ike Aftermath: The Balinese Room
The Balinese Room was an iconic nightclub in Galveston, TX, that -- over the decades -- hosted luminaries ranging from Frank Sinatra to ZZ Top. It was destroyed on September 13th, 2008, by a monster hurricane called Ike, but its storied past is worth remembering. Bonnie Petrie takes us on a trip...
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The Space Race
A captivating look at the Cold War era Space Race between the United States and the Soviet Union. The Space Race -- during which the very survival of the US often seemed to be at stake -- began when the USSR stunningly launching the first Earth satellite, Sputnik, into orbit in 1957. It ended…
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Bonnie Petrie News Anchor
Some samples of Bonnie Petrie's award-winning anchor work.
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Lavinia Bell - Bonnie Petrie, News 92 FM
The story of a woman, born free, who ends up a slave on Galveston Island. Lavinia Bell's courageous journey of escape, following the North Star to Canada, is riveting. It was shared with News 92 FM's Bonnie Petrie by a woman who lovingly portrays Ms. Bell in her one woman show, Never Give Up: The...
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Corll 2 Bonnie Petrie KROI
Corll 2 Bonnie Petrie KROI by Bonnie Petrie
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TX AP Best Feature 2014: JFK Red Duke Bonnie Petrie KROI
Houston icon Dr. Red Duke was one of the surgeons working at Parkland Hospital in Dallas the day President Kennedy was shot. He was among those who rushed to Trauma Room One to try to save him. They could not. Dr. Duke shared his recollections of that day with News 92 FM's Bonnie Petrie. (Photo…
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TX AP Best Anchor Team: News 92 FM Afternoon Report
The best of The Afternoon Report, anchored by Bonnie Petrie and Mike Barajas.
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Apollo moon landing
Apollo 11 Flight Director Gene Kranz on guiding Apollo to the moon.
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