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InFocus News episodes
- 6 min
- InFocus: Addressing workforce issuesWSIU's Jennifer Fuller talks with Carbondale City Manager Gary Williams about ongoing workforce shortages, and how the city is working to attract good jobs to the region.6 min
- InFocus: As energy sources transition, Rapid Response Teams will help communities convertWSIU's Jennifer Fuller talks with Dr. Brian Anderson, Executive Director of the Interagency Working Group on Coal and Power Plant Communities and Economic Revitalization6 min
- InFocus: Simon Institute to host Renewing Illinois Summit 2022WSIU's Jennifer Fuller talks with Paul Simon Public Policy Institute Director John Shaw.6 min
- Brian Baumgartner and Oscar Nunez of The Office spoke with WSIU Radio during their visit to SIUCWSIU's Brad Palmer sat down with the two cast members from The Office.19 min
- InFocus: Mahony celebrates DEI recognition, analyzes enrollment & retention dataWSIU's Jennifer Fuller interviews SIU President Dan Mahony6 min
- InFocus: Jackson, MS Mayor pushes for "dignity economy" as he looks to move his city forwardWSIU's Jennifer Fuller sits down with Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba, a guest of the SIU University Honors Program6 min
- InFocus: Nina Totenberg reflects on the importance of friendship in new bookWSIU's Jennifer Fuller talks with NPR Legal Affairs Correspondent about her new book, "Dinners with Ruth: A Memoir on the Power of Friendships"6 min
- InFocus: UNA-USA of Southern Illinois to screen "The Rescue"WSIU's Jennifer Fuller talks with Thanet Natisri and Elaine Jurkowski about the screening of the film, which features Natisri's efforts to rescue a soccer team trapped in a Thai cave in 2018.6 min
- InFocus: Carbondale Home Rule question will be on November BallotWSIU's Jennifer Fuller talks with Jill Adams and Gayle Klam of the Jackson County League of Women Voters6 min
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WSIU takes a closer look at issues around the region. From arts and entertainment, to science and nature, the environment, politics, and other topics people are talking about.