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After diving in to a especially thin chowder in Bourne, we debate one of the biggest issues that faces Cape Cod: do you like thick or thin chowder? Plus we review the new location of Amie Bakery in Osterville!

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Former President David Boren is cutting all remaining ties with the University of Oklahoma in the wake of a sexual misconduct investigation.

In this installment of the Worcester Culture Watch podcast, Victor Infante and Craig Semon go over some of the region's biggest upcoming concerts ... a few of which they definitely aren't that excited about (and a few they are) ... and then Victor and Richard Duckett talk local film shoots, screenings and other cinematic doings. All of this, and music by Dodeca!

URI sociologist Julie Keller, author of “Milking in the Shadows: Migrants and Mobility in America’s Dairyland," this week on "Story in the Public Square."

This week's upcoming artist is CjayTheGreat.

On the very first episode of What it Do, 94.1 the Beat's Cj That's My Dj joins Web Producer Asha Gilbert to talk about a jam-packed weekend featuring Rapper Young Dolph visiting Elan Savannah Saturday and free Father's Day events happening this weekend that all can attend.

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Make sure to subscribe and listen each week! Next week's special guest will feature the Downtown Delilahs.

Savannah Morning News Headlines for June 12, 2019

Sea turtle nesting off to a record start on Georgia coast

Savannah duo denied in appeals of 2014 slaying

UPDATE: GBI rule Chatham County jail inmate death as suicide

Chatham County police seek to locate person of interest in Monday night homicide

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A lively discussion about Monroe County's possibilities and its future spun into promises of follow up action when the Monroe County Chamber of Commerce held its breakfast program today. The panel speakers, under the topic of "Quality of Life" were Bart Lydy, president of the Home Builders Association of Monroe County; Jon Standifer, a real estate agent with Century 21 Allstar Real Estate Team; and Jason Morgan, unit supervisor at Sterling State Park. The emcee was Matt Budds, chairperson of the Monroe County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. Audio production by Paula Wethington for The Monroe News.

As Classen School of Advanced Studies prepares to merge with Northeast Academy, alumni of the northeast Oklahoma City mid-high school are urging the school board to retain the name of the 83-year-old building.

A talk with Jayson Kretzer at the Panama City Center for the Arts as he prepared for the opening of the new exhibit, The Art of Florida Cartoonists.