Best Museum Of Flight Podcasts (2024)

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Get Your Mortgage On – A Conversation with Coby Sherlock of The Sherlock Team 21:56

2h ago21:56

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Host Gina Yager gets her chat on with podcast partner Coby Sherlock, the Producing Branch Leader & Loan Officer with The Sherlock Team at CrossCountry Mortgage. Coby shares the inspiration behind starting his own mortgage company, its core mission, community giveback efforts, and advice for new entrepreneurs. He discusses embracing innovation, an e…

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6/28/24: Deep inside an Adirondack museum's archives 9:38

19h ago9:38

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(Jun 28, 2024) Someone has to take care of all the artifacts and objects in a museum's collection. We speak with the conservator at the Adirondack Experience: The Museum on Blue Mountain Lake. Also: New York is making a new grant for available for co-locating solar panels amidst working farmland.By NCPR News

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Farmland solar grants, ADK Museum conservator, Tri-Lakes Pride poet 29:52

13h ago29:52

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(Jun 28, 2024) NYSERDA has a $5 million grant available for co-locating solar panels and farming; plus, we'll meet the person who helps preserve and catalog Adirondack artifacts in Blue Mountain Lake; and, we re-listen to a conversation with poet Elliot Pecora ahead of Tri-Lakes Pride.By NCPR News

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Vegas Ideas, Peppermill Hang, Sean Sits Near Celine Dion at Hauser Show, New Virgin Atlantic Flight to Las Vegas, Day & Nightclub Passes, Frozen Custard Find at Rio | Ep. 227 35:40

17h ago35:40

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Send us a Text Message. Sean attends Hauser's show at Wynn Las Vegas and sits near Celine Dion! We capture some incredible moments. Ideas for a listener who is about to visit Las Vegas for the first time and is a foodie. There's a new Las Vegas to Manchester flight. Tao Group has a day and nightclub pass that starts at $99. We hang out at the Peppe…

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Welcome to Roswell 36:13

24h ago36:13

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The city of Roswell, New Mexico is kind of in the middle of nowhere. Out in the dessert west of Texas, this small oasis in the dessert was first home to indigenous peoples, then cowboys, ranching and farming and then the military before becoming the crash site of a possible UFO in 1947. That story took on a life of it's own and by the time the Army…

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Ash borer & Akwesasne Mohawk basketry, High Peaks visitor meeting, Mo Fitzgerald 29:52

1d ago29:52

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(Jun 27, 2024) The St. Regis Mohawk Tribe is working to protect trees used for traditional basket making, but they're threatened by a deadly invasive beetle; the DEC is hosting a public, virtual meeting from 5-8pm Thursday tonight on visitor use management in the ADK High Peaks; and, Burlington author Mo Fitzgerald is out with a memoir. She uses li…

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6/27/24: The race to save Mohawk ash basketmaking 9:59

1d ago9:59

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(Jun 27, 2024) Ash baskets are at the heart of Akwesasne Mohawk tradition and culture. But an invasive beetle may eventually kill all ash trees. How Mohawks are preparing now to keep the basket-making tradition going into the future. Also: The DEC is hosting a public, virtual meeting tonight on visitor use management in the Adirondack High Peaks.…

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Blind Bay meeting, Regents changes, Kitty O'Neil 34:30

2d ago34:30

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(Jun 26, 2024) The Thousand Islands community showed their opposition at a public meeting with U.S. Customs and Border Protection in Clayton last night; the state Board of Regents is moving towards a plan to change graduation requirements, including no longer requiring the standardized Regents tests for graduation; and, This month, there were two f…

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6/26/24: A community fights with border patrol over Blind Bay 9:10

2d ago9:10

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(Jun 26, 2024) More than 200 people came to a public meeting yesterday in Clayton to show their opposition to a new border patrol facility on the St. Lawrence River. Many people said US Customs and Border Protection isn't being transparent or listening to local concerns. Also: Plattsburgh is abandoning its appeal to save a major downtown project be…

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6/25/24: Voters who reject the electric school bus mandate 9:40

3d ago9:40

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(Jun 25, 2024) All schools in New York have to start buying only electric buses in just four years. Pushback is coming from some legislators and school officials, but also from voters who can turn down their school's budget vote. Also: It's primary day across New York, but there are few competitive races around the North Country.…

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Electric school buses, social media tourism, Ottawa Jazz Festival 31:23

3d ago31:23

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(Jun 25, 2024) New York's electric bus mandate is seeing resistance from local voters in their district's yearly budget votes; we hear from a North Country transplant on a mission to promote Adirondack tourism on social media; and, we a preview of the Ottawa Jazz Festival, which continues through Sunday night.…

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Wake-up Call: Olive-sided Flycatcher 28:05

4d ago28:05

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"Quick, three beers!" Jody Allair joins us to propose that the Olive-sided Flycatcher is one of Canada's best boreal birds. Will you agree? While they do breed in the boreal forest, the cosmopolitan Olive-sided Flycatcher can be seen right across Canada during migration. Join us to learn more about their charming song and hunting habits, so that yo…

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6/24/24: Honor flights to DC 9:41

5d ago9:41

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(Jun 24, 2024) Over the weekend, 30 North Country veterans of Vietnam, Desert Storm, and the Cold War flew together to Washington DC to visit the memorials to the wars they and their comrades served in. How North Country Honor Flight brings veterans to DC who might otherwise not get the chance. Also: An outdoor winter attraction in Lake George that…

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Hochul approval poll, North Country Honor Flight, Saranac Lake Hootenanny 29:56

4d ago29:56

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(Jun 24, 2024) On Saturday, 30 North Country veterans of Vietnam, Desert Storm and the Cold War flew together to Washington DC to visit the memorials to the wars they and their comrades served in. They were part of the North Country Honor Flight; Governor Kathy Hochul signed new social media regulations for children into law on Thursday, but poll n…

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Get Your Real Estate On – A Conversation with Nick Cope, Real Estate Advisor for Team Farnham, Fiv Realty 38:41

7d ago38:41

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Host Gina Yager gets her chat on with Nick Cope, Real Estate Advisor for Team Farnham, Fiv Realty. Nick discusses his journey from the nightlife industry to real estate, his mission and values as a realtor, and how he embraces innovation in a changing market. Nick also shares what he loves about his job, insights into giving back to the Las Vegas c…

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6/21/24: The battle over Blind Bay 9:52

8d ago9:52

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(Jun 21, 2024) The controversy over a small, largely undeveloped bay in the Thousand Islands comes to a head next week. U.S. Customs and Border Protection wants to build a new facility there. Local residents, politicians, and environmentalists want to stop them. Also: The Adirondack Park Agency approved the use of a chemical herbicide to kill an in…

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APA herbicide vote, Blind Bay, Medisca in Plattsburgh, Potsdam Juneteenth 29:52

7d ago29:52

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(Jun 21, 2024) After years of removing the invasive aquatic water plant Eurasian water milfoil by hand, the Adirondack Park Agency has voted to allow the use of a chemical herbicide in three lakes, despite pushback; US Customs and Border Protection wants to build a new facility on a part of undeveloped shoreline on the St. Lawrence River. Residents…

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Sphere Plans Audio Visual Exosphere Show, David Guetta Fontainebleau Residency, The FRIENDS Experience Coming to Las Vegas, New F1 Ticket Option, Celine Dion Documentary | Ep. 226 28:01

7d ago28:01

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Send us a Text Message. “Sphere Fourth of July Celebration” presented by Verizon will have two showtimes on 4th of July and you will be able to watch... and listen! We have the breaking details. DJ David Guetta landed an exclusive two-year U.S. residency beginning in 2025. "The Friends Experience" is coming to the Las Vegas Strip. The Rio opens a n…

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6/20/24: Climate change and older adults 9:50

9d ago9:50

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(Jun 20, 2024) When we talk about the effects of climate change, we rarely hear about how it will affect older adults. A conversation with an expert about how to protect seniors who will be among the most vulnerable as the Earth warms. Also: Three carriers are competing to provide subsidized air service at the Plattsburgh airport.…

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Climate change & aging, Karen DeWitt retires 28:59

8d ago28:59

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(Jun 20, 2024) Earlier this week, over 100 people gathered at Paul Smith's College to talk about the intersection of climate change impacts and an aging population; after 34 years as public radio's eyes and ears in Albany, reporter Karen Dewitt is retiring on Friday. We talk with her about her career and how Albany has changed for a journalist.…

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6/19/24: The meaning of Juneteenth, in Watertown 9:26

10d ago9:26

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(Jun 19, 2024) On Juneteenth, a conversation with the organizer of Juneteenth events in Watertown. Bianca Ellis hopes the holiday motivates people to learn more about Black history and excellence, and encourages people of African descent to tell their own stories. Also: Adirondack forest rangers rescued lost and injured hikers, helped stranded kaya…

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Watertown Juneteenth, local Iraq & Afghanistan war memorials, Laura Lavoie 33:59

9d ago33:59

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(Jun 19, 2024) Watertown Juneteenth is hosting the second part of its Juneteenth celebrations today. Organizers hope the events inspire other Black people to share their stories; while a national memorial for Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans goes through a lengthy planning and fundraising process, veterans are working with state and local governme…

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Adirondack heat, air quality checks, Betsy Kepes 31:33

10d ago31:33

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(Jun 18, 2024) This week's heat wave is part of a trend of warmer, more extreme weather events in the Adirondack North Country; because of the Canadian wildfires last year, officials are asking New Yorkers to monitor air quality every day this summer; and, our book reviewer Betsy Kepes stops by to talk about a novel set in St. Lawrence County about…

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6/18/24: Get used to more heatwaves like this 10:01

11d ago10:01

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(Jun 18, 2024) This week's heatwave is part of a trend of warmer, more extreme weather events in the Adirondack North Country. A climatologist from SUNY ESF on how the region's summer are changing and how we'll have to adapt. Also: State and local officials have set up cooling stations across the state and the North Country to help people who don't…

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Lake Champlain transmission lines, NoCo primaries, Glens Falls kids photo club 29:52

11d ago29:52

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(Jun 17, 2024) A set of large barges will lay a 97-mile portion of the Champlain Hudson Power Express transmission line along the bottom of Lake Champlain this summer. Zachary Matson with the Adirondack Explorer says once it's finished, it'll effectively act as an extension cord from Quebec hydropower to New York City; early voting started on Satur…

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6/17/24: The barges laying electric cable in Lake Champlain 8:56

12d ago8:56

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(Jun 17, 2024) Look out on Lake Champlain this summer and you'll see a set of large barges at work. They're laying 97-miles of electric transmission cables for the Champlain Hudson Power Express to New York City. How they do it, and criticisms of the project. Also: The popular Longway's diner near Watertown suffered major damage in a fire over the …

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VTPM203: HHN First IP Announcement, Universal & Disney News Plus Answering a Listener Question 50:43

13d ago50:43

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In this episode, Tom and Jon Self discuss Universal Orlando Resort’s first intellectual property announcement, A Quiet Place, for Halloween Horror Nights 2024, Busch Gardens Tampa Summer Nights media event, plus Universal Orlando and Disney World news. Tom starts answering a listener's question. Follow Jon on Twitter: https://twitter.com/pastorjons…

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Lil Wayne Residency Announced at Two Las Vegas Strip Venues, Chef Wolfgang Puck Interview, Margaritaville Closed, Stripside Gordon Ramsay Burger Coming, Free Gaming Lessons | Ep. 225 39:09

14d ago39:09

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Send us a Text Message. Zouk Nightclub and Drai’s Nightclub announce an unprecedented shared residency with rapper Lil Wayne. We wrap up a week of food events and festivals as the World's 50 Best Restaurants Awards are in town. The dinners were incredible!! We also have an exclusive interview with Wolfgang Puck. We talk to the famous chef about the…

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Get Your Flight On – A Conversation with Carl May, Director of Flight Operations at All In Aviation 31:45

14d ago31:45

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Host Gina Yager gets her chat on with Carl May, Director of Flight Operations at All In Aviation. Learn all about the company, its programs and Carl's role, how they stay innovative in a changing world, and what drew Carl from Phoenix to join All In Aviation in Las Vegas. Carl offers advice for aspiring pilots and teases an exciting project he's cu…

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6/14/24: The search for the mooneye fish 8:55

15d ago8:55

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(Jun 14, 2024) Researchers at Clarkson University are studying a rare, prehistoric fish that lives in the North Country's rivers. A search for the mooneye fish on a boat using electric current to bring up what's below the surface. Also: A celebration of life for a beloved Adirondack Forest Ranger and LGBTQ+ advocate who died in April will take plac…

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Mooneye fish tracking, Lake Placid Christmas movie, John Warren 29:52

14d ago29:52

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(Jun 14, 2024) Clarkson researchers are studying a rare, prehistoric fish that lives in the North Country's rivers. They're asking anglers to let them know if you catch one; The trailer for a Christmas movie shot in Lake Placid last December was just released. Amy Feiereisel was on set during the shoot; and, John Warren checks the trail conditions …

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Let's Talk About Sex 21:44

15d ago21:44

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Sci-fi is full of giant ships full of humanity living and dying and reaching out to new places far far away. Usually, these are called generations ships. And they rely on well, generations. But today in science-fact there's so much more about reproducing in space that we don't know than the small amount that we do. And as we get closer to commercia…

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6/13/24: Rural Pride matters 9:02

16d ago9:02

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(Jun 13, 2024) June is Pride Month and there are celebrations from Malone to Lowville to Potsdam. Organizers say they're especially important in rural places like the North Country, where queer people may not feel like they have spaces to connect with each other and create community. Also: Wilmington passed a new law regulating short-term rentals l…

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NoCo Pride, Old Forge hike, Burlington soccer 29:52

15d ago29:52

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(Jun 13, 2024) With rising anti-LGBTQ rhetoric around the country, why Pride celebrations in the North Country are important for connections and community; in Old Forge, the Rondaxe fire tower on Bald Mountain offers sprawling views of the western Adirondacks; and, a soccer club in Burlington was started with the goal of combating climate change. W…

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6/12/24: A mural to open up talk about suicide 8:51

17d ago8:51

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(Jun 12, 2024) Suicide used to be the thing no one wanted to talk about. An upcoming mural in downtown Plattsburgh aims to help prevent and break the stigma around suicide in the North Country. Also: Officials are throwing their support behind one airline to take over air service at the Ogdensburg airport.…

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Plattsburgh mural, tunnel warfare, Ontario hike 29:52

16d ago29:52

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(Jun 12, 2024) An upcoming mural in downtown Plattsburgh aims to help prevent and break the stigma around suicide in the North Country; the U.S. Army has stepped up training for tunnel warfare, as more combat scenarios arise like those playing out in Gaza; and, we'll spot the frogs, trillium and birch bark on an afternoon hike through the Larose Fo…

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6/11/24: Tick vigilance 8:16

18d ago8:16

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(Jun 11, 2024) Ticks have become an expected, if unwelcome, part of North Country summers over the last twenty years. That means tick-borne diseases are more prevalent, too. A conversation with an expert about how to identify a tick bite and how to prevent them. Also: Rep. Elise Stefanik is on a shortlist of eight politicians being vetted to be Don…

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Vermont climate law, tick vigilance, Aileen O'Donoghue 29:52

17d ago29:52

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(Jun 11, 2024) Under a new law in Vermont, state officials can now try to make major oil, gas, and coal companies pay for some of the costs associated with climate change; ticks have become an expected, if unwelcome, part of North Country summers over the last 20 years. That means tick-borne diseases are more prevalent, too; and, astronomer Aileen …

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Getting to know Swifts and Swallows 16:58

20d ago16:58

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This bonus episode is all about getting to know swifts and swallows, those speedy aerial acrobats that make summer skies so lively. Rielle Hoeg joins us to help shed some light on these two groups of birds. You'll get pointers on how to tell them apart, and which species are present across Canada. We also learn about their population status and a c…

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6/10/24: How climate change is affecting one server's tips 9:53

19d ago9:53

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(Jun 10, 2024) A woman relies on the money she makes waiting tables at a restaurant on a Lewis County snowmobile trail. But with warmer winters and less snow, the snowmobilers aren't coming and she's having a hard time. The latest story in our climate change series. Also: Some key items, like climate change and aid in dying, didn't get finished in …

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Tug Hill waitress, end of session, Keene Arts exhbit 29:52

18d ago29:52

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(Jun 10, 2024) For our series on how climate change is impacting people's lives and livelihoods, we hear from a woman in Brantingham who waits tables at a restaurant on a Lewis County snowmobile trail; New York State lawmakers ended their session over the weekend, leaving a number of issues on the table; and, a new art exhibit in Keene, called "Twi…

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Fotobug Podcast 364 - GoPro 12 audio capabilities & bluetooth 32:19

19d ago32:19

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The new GoPro Hero 12 has added a couple new features: 5.3k video, 1/4-20 tripod socket (finally!) and bluetooth audio! However, they have removed the GPS capability. Jim and Fred decided to check out the various audio capabilities including the in-camera microphone, the media-mod microphone, as well as the media-mod with external microphones and o…

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Get Your History On – A Conversation with Kate Porter, Co-Executive Director of Las Vegas Natural History Museum 34:53

21d ago34:53

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Host Gina Yager gets her chat on with Kate Porter, Co-Executive Director of the Las Vegas Natural History Museum, learning all about the museum's mission, how they’re staying adaptable to change, and current community engagement initiatives. Kate reveals the most exciting project they're working on and what's on the horizon for the museum.…

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Northern Light, 6/7/2024 29:52

24d ago29:52

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(Jun 7, 2024)By NCPR News

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6/7/24 UPDATE: The legislature passes social media regulations 8:38

22d ago8:38

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(Jun 7, 2024) In this update to today's Story of the Day, there was a rare bipartisan vote in the state legislature on new rules to ban harmful algorithms in children’s social media feeds. Supporters, both Democrats and Republicans, say the change will help improve kids’ mental health.By NCPR News

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6/7/24: The legislative session gets tense 9:17

22d ago9:17

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(Jun 7, 2024) The state legislature is scrambling to finish up its session for the year. Tension between Gov. Hochul and some state senate leaders over congestion pricing in New York City is making things harder. Also: Canadian border agents may go on strike this weekend.By NCPR News

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El Cortez Las Vegas Getting Multi-Million Dollar Refresh, Terry Fator Interview, FANTASY for Father's Day, Lite Brite Experience Opens at Illuminarium, Ringo Starr and Celine Dion visit The Beatles: LOVE ... 39:23

22d ago39:23

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Send us a Text Message. We chat with El Cortez chairman, Kenny Epstein, about the 20 million dollar reinvestment plan at the hotel casino in downtown Las Vegas. Exciting upgrades are on the way. Find out what makes this place special! We also interview ventriloquist, comedian, and singer Terry Fator. He has moved his show over to The Strat. Find ou…

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Northern Light, 6/6/2024 29:52

25d ago29:52

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(Jun 6, 2024)By NCPR News

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6/6/24: How a nonprofit built middle class housing in Lake Placid 9:42

23d ago9:42

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(Jun 6, 2024) Sixteen townhouses went up for sale in Lake Placid recently, specifically for people who work in the Adirondack village. How the Fawn Valley development came together as a non-profit. Also: Gov. Hochul is proposing to turn three former adirondack prisons into private property.By NCPR News

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Northern Light, 6/5/2024 29:52

26d ago29:52

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(Jun 5, 2024)By NCPR News

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