The producers celebrate the holiday with a little preview of what you’ll hear in the coming weeks on “More to Say.” Thanks for listening to the first two episodes. We’d really appreciate feedback and reviews. See you on November 30.

It’s been said that Twitter is the public square of our times, but some people say their elected officials would rather not have them there. In fact, they know they don’t because they’ve been blocked. Doug Fabrizio talks with KUER’s Julia Ritchey about whether or not that should even be legal. Original story: http://kuer.org/post/when-online-civility-tested-lawmakers-hit-block-button

Watching pornography is often referred to as a sin. A sin that can greatly disrupt an individual’s life and even end relationships. But what if some of those negative consequences have more to do with the stigma surrounding porn than porn itself? Doug Fabrizio talks with KUER’s Lee Hale about how this stigma plays out in individual lives. Original story: http://kuer.org/post/religious-communities-stigma-pornography-brings-consequences-its-own

After a story is reported, sometimes there's more to say. Look for a new podcast coming from KUER News that takes the stories we've aired and turns them into conversations. Get the first two episodes on November 16, with new episodes every Thursday.