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Are younger generations more media literate?

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The leadership battle at the R.I. State House

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Five presidents who threatened democracy

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Career and tech is changing education in R.I.

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George Nee on organizing, Chavez, and an unlikely assist from the mob

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The battle for beach access in the Ocean State

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The people’s lobbyist

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What happened in the RI primaries last night?

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Toward a more healing approach to medical errors

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Cranston mayoral primary: Hopkins vs. Fenton-Fung

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Rhode Map Live with Mayor Brett Smiley

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Your memories of Mr. Lemon - 'Best lemonade in Rhode Island'

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Should R.I. legalize human composting?

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Providence’s forgotten Snowtown neighborhood

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Inside the Rhode Island State Library

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Providence students head to Brown to prepare for college

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Providence performance art on the fringe

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Pop and politics

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Behind the scenes with Rhode Island's 'Clamarati'

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Why is Rhode Island warehousing kids at a psychiatric hospital?

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What happened at the RI General Assembly last week?

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The Mr. Lemon family

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'Everybody's really curious about golf now': Providence youth take to the links

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Judge Melissa DuBose on joining the US District Court

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City by the Rising Sea: Climate change and Newport's mansions

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Senator Jack Reed on Gaza, Ukraine, and the Washington Bridge

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Bonus Episode: RI’s Blue Economy

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Bonus Episode: Resilience in RI's Food Ecosystem

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The man who ran down every street in Providence

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Misinformation is biggest threat, says R.I. elections director Miguel Nuñez

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'A total agony': one teen describes living at St. Mary’s Home for Children

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Reading Solito across Rhode Island

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Why improve access to public records?

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What’s the plan for affordable housing in Rhode Island?

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Can RI restaurants survive the Washington Bridge closure?

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Should schools ban cell phones?

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Bonus episode: Rhode Map Live

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Does soccer have a future in Rhode Island?

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Trump paid him to find election fraud. It didn't exist.

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What's up with the Washington Bridge?

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Learning in a different language

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‘I can’t leave my people in the dark’

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What RI’s lawmakers of color hope to accomplish this year

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Putting local Latino stories on the main stage

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Colonel Oscar Perez on his first year as Providence police chief

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Feeding the world from Rhode Island

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The hazards of pregnancy in America

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Ernie D on basketball, brotherhood, and life

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What to expect at the RI State House this year

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More 'experiential eating,' less kale: food trends to watch in 2024

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House Speaker Joseph Shekarchi on his priorities for 2024

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Keeping the memory of Benny’s alive

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Pawtucket pinball museum goes full tilt

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‘Children are working because children need money’

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Capturing the complexity of Native America

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Aria Mia Loberti: from Johnston to Hollywood

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A big win for Gabe Amo, mixed results for local bond issues

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Helping improve teenagers' mental health

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Musician Chance Emerson on balancing school, songwriting, and tech

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Gabe Amo vs. Gerry Leonard in CD1

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Former Brown president Ruth Simmons on the power of teaching

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Kathrine Switzer: 'If you want to lift a woman up, show her how to run.'

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Behind the reporting: long waits in RI for crucial early intervention services

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Mayor Brett Smiley on PVDFest, Providence schools & college payments

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Fighting rising antisemitism in RI

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How Gabe Amo won the night

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Your guide to Primary Day in Rhode Island

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Honoring renowned Black artist Edward Bannister

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The CD1 Democratic primary just got real

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A big win — and a big crash — on the high seas

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Congressman Seth Magaziner on his first term

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Ashish Jha: Fix the 'information landscape' before the next pandemic

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Ørsted's David Hardy on the future of offshore wind

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Rep. Cherie Cruz on the status of legalized marijuana

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Little-known museums to check out this summer

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Out of office - Happy 4th!

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'I’m actually scared of what’s to come'

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Providence Mayor Brett Smiley, six months in

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Best chef in the Northeast: Rhode Island's Sherry Pocknett

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Allison Rose on music as medicine

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BONUS: Live taping with House Speaker Shekarchi and Senate President Ruggerio

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David Cicilline on saying goodbye to politics

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US Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo

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Richard Hatch on taxes, Trump, and reality TV

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How are kids in Rhode Island actually doing?

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Providence: Just as noisy as Boston

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Finding safe, warm housing — in the emergency room

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The podcaster who went deep on Nicholas Alahverdian

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Has the I-195 project lived up to its promise?

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The race to succeed David Cicilline is on

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The Michael Mota tapes

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‘It can absolutely happen to anybody'

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Cooking at Maria’s Portuguese table

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Will Speaker Shekarchi stay or go?

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The crucial role of teachers in urban schools

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Why did Cicilline resign? And who will replace him?

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RI Deputy Speaker Hull- ‘This is the year’ to address police accountability

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Giving serious offenders a second chance

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The Rev. Donnie Anderson on her new role in RI politics and protecting trans rights

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Senator Jack Reed on sending tanks to Ukraine