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A collection of interviews, press conferences and news actualities from the Newsroom of the Providence Journal, Providence, Rhode Island.... more
FAQs about From the Newsroom: The Providence Journal:How many episodes does From the Newsroom: The Providence Journal have?The podcast currently has 433 episodes available.
January 12, 2018R.I. Speaker Mattiello talks Pawsox proposal with Journal reporter Kate BramsonThis is an audio version of a broadcast of the Story in the Public Square TV and Sirius/XM Satellite radio program, recorded in the studios of Rhode Island PBS and hosted by me and Jim Ludes of the Pell Center at Salve Regina University. Story in the Public Square is a partnership of the Pell Center and The Providence Journal. For more, visit providencejournal.com or pellcenter.org...more29minPlay
January 12, 2018R.I. Gov. Gina Raimondo discusses her upcoming State of the State addressR.I. Gov. Gina Raimondo discusses her upcoming State of the State address...more3minPlay
January 11, 2018Crystal DelDeo talks about the loss of animals and a dreamMore than 20 animals died Jan. 7 after a fire swept through the barn at 765 Seven Mile Rd., giving fire investigators a mystery to solve and burning up Crystal Del Deo’s dream. http://www.providencejournal.com/news/20180110/cranston-barn-fire-extinguished-familys-cherished-dream...more3minPlay
January 11, 2018Rep. Ramon Perez asks a question during sexual harassment trainingRep. Ramon Perez says he was not joking, but trying to learn, when he asked the leader of a sexual harassment training how you would exchange sexual favors at work during a discussion on the topic. // Jacqueline Tempera...more1minPlay
January 11, 2018On Dan Yorke Show, Warwick Police chief apologizes for characterization of elderly womanOn Wednesday on the Dan Yorke Show, Warwick Police Chief Stephen McCartney apologized for a post on the department's Facebook page that commented on the character of an elderly woman charged with larceny of $100 related to a Nov. 4 incident seen on surveillance video at a Burlington Coat Factory....more1minPlay
January 04, 2018R.I. actor Richard Jenkins talks with Andy Smith about "The Shape of Water, " living in Providence, awards...Journal reporter Andy Smith spoke to Richard Jenkins in a recent phone interview from his home in Providence. Jenkins moved to the city from Cumberland last year — he said he's not in the business to receive awards, but it's great when it happens. The veteran character actor has been receiving widespread acclaim for his role as Giles in Guillermo del Toro's movie "The Shape of Water," and has been nominated as best supporting actor by the Screen Actors Guild and the Golden Globes (which are being presented at 8 p.m. Jan. 7, 2018 on NBC.)...more21minPlay
December 15, 2017Story in the Public Square's story of 2017Every year, a panel of judges selects the Pell Center Rhode Island Story of the Year. The UHIP debacle was voted 2017’s top story.Also every year, The Pell Center selects a National Story of the Year. For 2017, Pell Center director Jim Ludes and I decided to announce the winner on our Story in the Public Square TV and radio broadcasts this weekend.We did so with a distinguished guest: Evelyn Farkas, national security analyst for NBC and former deputy assistant secretary of defense.As you will hear, there was intense competition for the Top National Story....more28minPlay
December 06, 2017Transgender activist Nika Lomazzo's "Oprah aha moment"Nika Lomazzo, a transgender woman, plans to challenge State Rep. John Lombardi, a longtime Providence politician who first won his seat representing District 8 in 2012....more11minPlay
December 06, 2017Billy Gilman talks about his Christmas concert at the DunkRhode Island singer Billy Gilman said he’s never played an arena show, not even when he was a country sensation as a child. Back then, Gilman said, he generally performed at fairs and outdoor festivals in the summer and theaters in the winter. That will change Dec. 14 when Gilman headlines a Christmas concert at the Dunkin’ Donuts Center in Providence called “Billy Gilman: Home for the Holidays.”...more18minPlay
November 29, 2017Dr. Beverly Daniel Tatum on how to talk about race with childrenEarlier 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....more11minPlay
FAQs about From the Newsroom: The Providence Journal:How many episodes does From the Newsroom: The Providence Journal have?The podcast currently has 433 episodes available.