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From the Newsroom: Gatehouse Media
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From the Newsroom: Gatehouse Media episodes
- All Politics with Jack Spillane: The saga of the St. Lawrence Church bells
Jack Spillane sits down with Suzanne Sullivan and Barbara McDonald, two of the women who have led the effort to keep the bells in New Bedford.
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- TiMEOUT Preview with P-Cat: The Christmas Parade is coming to town!
READ MORE: http://www.theledger.com/news/20171129/residents-get-excited-about-37th-annual-lakeland-christmas-parade
2 min - The Big Nerd Podcast w/Ray Beasock: Hello, I'm Ray.The Big Nerd Podcast lets listeners explore their inner nerd. Some call it a hobby, but if you're really into something, let's face it, you're nerdyabout it. Whether that's video games, statistics, old books or cars, it's all geek to host Ray Beasock as he takes you into the minds of his guests' and his own nerdy obsessions.3 min
- LISTEN: Affordable housing in Holland
Editor Sarah Leach, reporter Audra Gamble, and digital director Brian Vernellis discuss the affordable housing issue in Allegan and Ottawa counties.
20 min - Tarter Source #80: What's happening in the East Bluff
Jim Combs, board president of the East Bluff Community Center, chats with the Journal Star's Steve Tarter in this edition of the Tarter Source podcast. Combs gives us an update on the center, located in the former St. Bernard's School at 512 E. Kansas Avenue, and discusses the state of Peoria's oft-maligned East Bluff neighborhood.
31 min - Dr. Beverly Daniel Tatum on how to talk about race with children
Earlier this month reporter Jacqueline Tempera spoke with Dr. Beverly Daniel Tatum, a renowned psychologist, and educator known for her study of race in education and racial identity in children and teens.
In 1997 she wrote, “Why Are Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?” - a landmark national bestseller used as a guide for talking about race in a serious and meaningful way. She released an updated version of the book this year for its 20th anniversary.
11 min - ARMCHAIR QUARTERBACKS: Turning a page - Matt Lauer is out, winter sports are in
Seth and Sam talk about all the celebrity sexual harassment cases, players of the year and upcoming winter sports in Northwest Florida.
29 min - Tarter Source #79: Paddlewheeling with 'Spirit of Peoria' captain Alex Grieves
One of Peoria's unique and most popular attractions, the "Spirit of Peoria" riverboat has been navigating the Illinois River and elsewhere for 30 years, and Alex Grieves has been at the helm for 24 of those years. Alex joins the Journal Star's Steve Tarter to chat about the iconic paddlewheeler, its impact on the Peoria area, and its future on the riverfront.
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