Between Worlds/Behind Bars (Series)
Produced by Seattle Globalist
Most recent piece in this series:
Washington on the Front Lines
From Seattle Globalist | Part of the Between Worlds/Behind Bars series | 08:40
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The Depreciating American Dream (Series)
Produced by Curt Nickisch
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Living with Coal in Eastern Kentucky (Series)
Produced by Appalachian Media Institute
Most recent piece in this series:
Rock Lung
From Appalachian Media Institute | Part of the Living with Coal in Eastern Kentucky series | 05:38
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In Letcher County, KY coal mining is the best job there is for many people. It?s a part of our history, good and bad. The industry affects so much more than just the job market, it shapes who we are. With all the risks, to both people and communities, associated with coal mining you might wonder why anyone would go into the mines. We talked with our friends and family members to find out why they became miners and how mining has changed their lives.
The Really Big Questions (Series)
Produced by SoundVision Productions
Most recent piece in this series:
Can Science Explain Why We Believe?
From SoundVision Productions | Part of the The Really Big Questions series | 53:30
Scanning the globe, The Really Big Questions explores the power of religion to create nurturing communities and vengeful armies, to console sufferers, and control nonconformists. We meet scientists searching for the underlying causes, and theologians, secular scholars and ordinary believers, who argue that these scientists are asking the wrong questions about the wrong things. Why do religions insist on truths that are either objectively false or unverifiable? Why is science unable to speak intelligibly about God, or Spirit, or the Divine? And can scientists trying to “explain” religion really do what they say?
The broadcast window for the series is October 15, 2009 - March 31, 2010. Go deeper http://www.trbq.org/stations
Station Contact: Ms Stevie Beck, stevie@SchardtMEDIA.org, 612.825.6363