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Reclaiming the Narrative
By WXIR 100.9 FMNews
Reclaiming the Narrative episodes
- "This Is A Rebellion": July '64 Director On The Lessons Of HistoryCarvin Eison is the director of July '64, a 2006 documentary about one of the first urban uprisings of the Civil Rights era right here in Rochester NY. He says he made the film partly to set the historical record straight, and to provide context for what says was not a "riot," but rather a "rebellion."Original air date: 6/5/209 min
- What If We Celebrate Death Because We Don't Value Life? Memorial Day Reflections on HeroismMemorial Day is traditionally framed as an occasion to celebrate the heroism of those who made the "ultimate sacrifice."But when our society comes to glorify sacrifice as the dominant mode of civic engagement, what does this mean for the possibility of creating a more just and sustainable model of life?These are some of the questions recently posed by Lisa Cerami, who speaks with Darien Lamen.Original air date: 5/29/207 min
- Local Retail Stores Record Archive and Bernunzio Music Adapt to Phased ReopeningThe Rochester region is currently in Phase I of reopening from COVID-19 shutdowns. This means some local retail stores are providing curbside or in-store pickup and dropoff. Reporter Jason Taylor spoke with two local stores.Original air date: 5/29/204 min
- Study Finds 3 Degrees of Separation Between College Students; What Does This Mean for Reopening?A newly-published study by two Cornell professors finds that the vast majority of the university's 22,000 students are separated from one another by no more than 3 degree of separation. Dr. Kim Weeden talks about the implications for reopening campus this fall.Article available at: sociologicalscience.comOriginal air date: 5/29/208 min
- Youth and Elders Work to Revive "Spirit of the Pythodd," Rochester's Iconic Jazz ClubAn intergenerational group is working to rejuvenate the memory of Rochester’s most iconic 20th century jazz club... the Pythodd Club.Original air date: 5/29/20http://spiritofthepythodd.digitalscholar.rochester.edu4 min
- Weekly Show: May 29, 2020Produced by Darien Lamen for WXIR Rochester NYWith co-host Vanessa Ryland-Buntley and reporter Jason Taylor30 min
- As Public Schools Face Unprecedented Cuts, Are Private Interests Poised to Profit?"The pandemic is providing certain forces cover for getting away things that perhaps would have been harder to get away with under normal circumstances," says Dr. Shawgi Tell, professor of education at Nazareth College."People do not want billionaires to determine the content and direction...of education. It's up to New Yorkers to run their own affairs."Original air date: 5/15/208 min
- Mike Sportiello on the ABCs of Vaccines and the State of COVID-19 Vaccine Research in RochesterResearchers around the world are racing to find a vaccine for COVID-19. Reporter Jason Taylor recently spoke with Mike Sportiello, an MD/PhD candidate in immunology at the University of Rochester about how exactly vaccines work, and where research on coronavirus vaccines currently stands.Original air date 5/15/205 min
- Lack of Economic Resources Continues to Cause Widespread Food Insecurity in RochesterFoodlink, the Rochester area foodbank, has been working overtime to connect people with food during the COVID crisis.Reporter Jason Taylor recently spoke with Foodlink’s Chief Program Officer Mitch Gruber to find out how prevalent food insecurity is in Rochester and how it is being dealt with.Original air date: 5/15/2012 min
- Weekly Show: May 15, 2020Produced by Darien Lamen for WXIR 100.9 FM Rochester NYWith co-host Vanessa Ryland-Buntley and reporter and headlines writer Jason Taylor-Lack of Economic Resources Continues to Cause Widespread Food Insecurity in Rochester-The End of Public Education As We Know It?-ABCs of Vaccines and the State of COVID-19 Vaccine Research in Rochester-Local Filmmaker Explores Hidden History of Black Brew Culture30 min
About Reclaiming the Narrative
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Reclaiming the Narrative began in 2018 as a weekly news radio program produced by community journalists for WXIR 100.9 FM and rebroadcast on WAYO 104.3 in Rochester NY. We cover the stories, movements, and events that matter to local urban communities, while also providing training and experience for grassroots journalists.
Visit our website at reclaimingthenarrative.org
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