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Still Newtown podcast by WSHU reporter Davis Dunavin goes hyper-local, highlighting the first-hand stories and perspectives of those who helped Newtown persevere in the decade since the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting.

This Sunday, pianist Jaqueline Schwab will perform here at the WSHU studios. WSHU’s Tom Kuser spoke with her about her latest album, “I Lift My Lamp: Illuminations from Immigrant America.”

WSHU Public Radio is thrilled to announce that Season 1 of the Higher Ground podcast has been recognized by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. The podcast has been awarded an inaugural Eric and Wendy Schmidt Award for Excellence in Science Communication.

WSHU Public Radio has launched the second season of its acclaimed environmental podcast Higher Ground, with one key difference. This time, the microphone is in the hands of eight-grade Bridgeport students.

Tuesday evening, we suspended our fund drive to make room for the evolving news from Texas. We would take the financial hit of not meeting the fundraising goal. Mission first.

This is “Higher Ground” from WSHU Public Radio, where we visit communities that are already coping with rising tides and climate change.Climate change is…

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