Book club rediscovers 1902 Newark Black author

Oller Take II: March Madness will have "Hoosiers" vibe

Bishop Timothy Clarke shares his inspiration, vision for Columbus

Rolling blackouts left many Oklahomans without power during record-low temperatures. Business reporter Jack Money joined the podcast to discuss how and why this happened.

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This week on Story in the Public Square: Rhode Island resident Amy Bruni, paranormal investigator and co-star of the Travel Channel’s hit show, “Kindred Spirits,” and previously on “Ghost Hunters.” She is the author of “Life with the Afterlife: 13 Truths I learned about Ghosts.”

Telly-winning Story in the Public Square is broadcast coast-to-coast on PBS and an audio version is available from SiriusXM Radio. In the southern New England market, the show airs on Rhode Island PBS, the show's flagship station, at 11 a.m. on Sundays, with rebroadcast Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. For other stations and times, visit https://pellcenter.org/story-in-the-public-square/story-in-the-public-square-find-your-local-station/

Story at providencejournal.com

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Another severe storm and a possible tornado could hit Bay County on Thursday following the damaging weather that struck the area on Monday.

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Oller Take II: Tom Brady the best team athlete of all-time

The Oklahoman's Josh Dulaney spoke to Stephanie Preston, a behavioral neuroscientist in the University of Michigan Department of Psychology, about consumer behavior during severe weather.

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