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In today's Worcester Culture Watch podcast, we discuss a wide range of where the Worcester Music Scene collides with popular culture. First up, Victor Infante and Maggie Flaherty talk about Worcester musicians who have auditioned for reality TV singing competitions, and not just the big names! Then, Victor and Craig Semon go over the region's upcoming May concerts, and we learn the connection between glam metal rockers Whitesnake and a local church. All this, and recent music by Worcester native Alicia Witt!

This week on Shooting the Shot we're talking about Joshua Boucher's photo story about local a family living in a FEMA trailer. The Brockman Johnson family lost their home to Hurricane Michael on Oct.10, 2018. The photos show the daily life of a family living and coping with the stress of their new way of life after the hurricane.

State colleges and universities will be banned from creating free speech zones under a new law

Savannah Morning News Headlines for May 1, 2019.

Savannah names new fire chief

Federal grant to fund literacy through arts at 3 schools

Preservation Month comes amid change

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Austin American-Statesman Film and Culture Writer Joe Gross and City Hall Reporter Phil Jankowski pour out the 40s for all those we lost in the third episode of the final season of Game of Thrones: "The Long Night."  Find out who dies, who kicks butt, and who is only cool when dragons are present.

PolitiFact Texas Reporter Madlin Mekelburg sat down with Texas Standard Host David Brown to talk about her latest fact-check. Have any infants been "born alive" after an attempted abortion in Texas?

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Tulip Time's Gwen Auwerda and Simone Weithers discuss the festival's history, significance to the community, and the big plans to honor its 90th anniversary.

State Senator Greg Treat offered a bill that would allow Oklahomans to vote on whether to add a ban on abortion to the state Constitution to go into effect if Roe v. Wade were ever overturned.

Savannah Morning News Headlines for April 30, 2019.

Georgia Supreme Court nixes new trial ruling for convicted Georgetown murderer 

Thunderbolt rescue helps save animal 'orphans'

Savannah could get more affordable housing under these proposed city programs

Chatham Parkway site owner courts Habersham School

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