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KaleidoscopeKaleidoscope 2025-05-17 S7E20This week on Kaleidoscope, airing live Sat 6:00pm to 9pm EDT.Ways to listen:- On your local HD radio at 91.7 WVXU HD2- The WVXU app through the Android or Apple store.- WVXU.org/ click All Streams at the top and select Radio Artifact- Radioartifact.com/listenAnd you can find all episodes of Kaleidoscope here: https://www.radioartifact.com/kaleidoscopeBroadcasting from the Village Green StudiosMay 17, 2025Jim Trace & the MakersThe DelinesYoungbloods TrioThe Lumineers 2025-05-183h 00

KaleidoscopeKaleidoscope 2025-04-26 S7E17This week on Kaleidoscope, airing live Sat 6:00pm to 9pm EDT.Ways to listen:- On your local HD radio at 91.7 WVXU HD2- The WVXU app through the Android or Apple store.- WVXU.org/ click All Streams at the top and select Radio Artifact- Radioartifact.com/listenAnd you can find all episodes of Kaleidoscope here: https://www.radioartifact.com/kaleidoscopeBroadcasting from the Village Green StudiosApril 26, 2025Hayley SavageNicholas ClayThe Seldom SceneM Ross Perkins 2025-04-273h 00

KaleidoscopeKaleidoscope 2025-04-05 S7E14This week on Kaleidoscope, airing live Sat 6:00pm to 9pm EDT.Ways to listen:- On your local HD radio at 91.7 WVXU HD2- The WVXU app through the Android or Apple store.- WVXU.org/ click All Streams at the top and select Radio Artifact- Radioartifact.com/listenAnd you can find all episodes of Kaleidoscope here: https://www.radioartifact.com/kaleidoscopeBroadcasting from the Village Green StudiosApril 5, 2025Jim Trace & the MakersThe DelinesYoungbloods TrioThe Lumineers 2025-04-063h 00

KaleidoscopeKaleidoscope 2025-03-08 S7E10This week on Kaleidoscope, airing live Sat 6:00pm to 9pm EDT.Ways to listen:- On your local HD radio at 91.7 WVXU HD2- The WVXU app through the Android or Apple store.- WVXU.org/ click All Streams at the top and select Radio Artifact- Radioartifact.com/listenAnd you can find all episodes of Kaleidoscope here: https://www.radioartifact.com/kaleidoscopeBroadcasting from the Village Green StudiosMarch 8, 2025Jim Trace & the MakersThe DelinesYoungbloods TrioThe Lumineers 2025-03-093h 00

KaleidoscopeKaleidoscope 2025-02-15 S7E07This week on Kaleidoscope, airing live Sat 6:00pm to 9pm EDT.Ways to listen:- On your local HD radio at 91.7 WVXU HD2- The WVXU app through the Android or Apple store.- WVXU.org/ click All Streams at the top and select Radio Artifact- Radioartifact.com/listenAnd you can find all episodes of Kaleidoscope here: https://www.radioartifact.com/kaleidoscopeBroadcasting from the Village Green StudiosFebruary 15, 2025Jim Trace & the MakersThe DelinesYoungbloods TrioThe Lumineers 2025-02-163h 00

But Wait!The Tree LadyIn which Shelley reads The Tree Lady, by H. Joseph Hopkins, illustrated by Jill McElmurry.Happy Birthday, Rosie!2021-11-0906 min

But Wait!MVC delays rule-makingI read Mary Ann Koruth's December 17th, 2020 piece on WhoWhatWhy.org entitled, "MVC delays rule-making even as NJ license law takes effect in two weeks. 2020-12-2304 min

But Wait!Undocumented NJ Residents at RiskThe NJ Motor Vehicle Commission has still not implemented regulations in connection with A4743/S3229, despite the fact that the law, which has already been passed, was supposed to go into effect on January 1, 2021. I read a piece published on Nov. 20, 2020, on WhoWhatWhy.org, written by Mary Ann Koruth, entitled, "Undocumented NJ Residents at Risk Under New Proposed Rules." 2020-12-1705 min

But Wait!Susie Walking Bear YellowtailI read Brianna Theobald's (@Bri_Theobald) November 19th, 2020 piece on Nursing Clio (NursingClio.org), entitled "Susie Walking Bear Yellowtail and Histories of Native American Nursing." The full text of the piece, including citations which I did not include in my reading, can be found at https://nursingclio.org/2020/11/19/susie-walking-bear-yellowtail-and-histories-of-native-american-nursing. 2020-11-3009 min

But Wait!Toni Morrison's "The Bluest Eye" Showed MeI read Professor Koritha Mitchell's piece, initially published on November 10, 2020 in Electric Lit (electricliterature.com), entitled, "Toni Morrison’s 'The Bluest Eye; Showed Me How Race and Gender Are Intertwined." The piece is available here, https://electricliterature.com/toni-morrisons-the-bluest-eye-showed-me-how-race-and-gender-are-intertwined, and you can follow Professor Mitchell on Twitter @ProfKori.2020-11-2615 min

But Wait!A Bargain for FrancesI read my original copy of A Bargain for Frances, by Russell and Lillian Hoban. You can hear me turn the pages, hope that's cool. I have loved this story for pretty much as long as I can remember; hope you enjoy it, too. If you're buying books as we head into prime winter reading season, please consider giving your business to these bookstores: https://diversebooks.org/diverse-owned-bookstores-you-can-support-right-now 2020-11-2212 min

But Wait!Minnesota’s 2020 Teacher of the Year read her class a picture bookI read Becky Z. Dernbach's piece in Sahan Journal entitled, "Minnesota’s 2020 Teacher of the Year read her class a picture book to help them understand the George Floyd killing. Minnesota’s largest police association didn’t like it." The link to the piece is here: https://sahanjournal.com/education/minnesota-george-floyd-book-teacher-qorsho-hassan-police-controversy. Becky Z. Dernbach is a corps member with Report for America, a national service program that places journalists into local newsrooms. You can follow her on Twitter at @bzosiad. Sahan Journal relies on the generosity of individual readers. Starting now through December 31, any new monthly donation you make to Sah...2020-11-2014 min

But Wait!COVID is running rampantI read a Twitter thread posted by L'Erin (@lerinjo on Twitter) on the evening of Wednesday, November 18th, 2020. The thread is here: https://twitter.com/lerinjo/status/1329248990978842635 2020-11-1901 min

But Wait!Reparations for the Families of Lynching VictimsI read Khalida Sarwarhi's piece entitled "Let's Talk About Reparations for the Families of Lynching Victims," about a conference at Northeastern University on Tuesday, November 17, 2020. Full text of the piece is located here: https://news.northeastern.edu/2020/11/15/lets-talk-about-reparations-for-the-families-of-lynching-victims, and you can follow Khalida at @zohalsarwari on Twitter.2020-11-1705 min

But Wait!Identity in QuarantineI read A's piece, "Identity in Quarantine," shared in her Twitter feed at https://twitter.com/bubbah_du/status/1327313559307612160 on November 13, 2020. Their Twitter handle is @bubbah_du.2020-11-1407 min

But Wait!Preparing the GroundI read "Preparing the Ground for a More Perfect Union," by Michelle Holliday (@thrivability). The text of the original piece, published on Thursday, November 12th, 2020, is available here: https://thrivableworld.mn.co/posts/preparing-the-ground-for-a-more-perfect-union 2020-11-1310 min

But Wait!Saving a SwanI read "A Sick Swan Is Saved After a 23-Mile Odyssey by Foot, Car and Subway," by Troy Closson (@Troy_Closson), which originally appeared in the New York Times on November 10th, 2020. The link to the original article is here: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/10/nyregion/swan-jamaica-bay-rescue.html 2020-11-1206 min

But Wait!What Happens When Trump Gets Out Of Our BrainsI read Katherine Miller's November 9th Buzzfeed piece, entitled, "Whaat Happens When Trump Gets Out Of Our Brains. The full text is here: https://www.buzzfeednews.com/amphtml/katherinemiller/trump-leave-white-house-inside-our-heads.2020-11-1111 min

But Wait!Woman the HunterThe full title of this piece, written by Science correspondent Ann Gibbons (@evolutionscribe), is "Woman the hunter: Ancient Andean remains challenge old ideas of who speared big game." The text was published on November 4th, 2020, and can be read online at https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/11/woman-hunter-ancient-andean-remains-challenge-old-ideas-who-speared-big-game.2020-11-0605 min

But Wait!We must do more to honor the people and places lost to violent racismThis was originally published as a Washington Post opinion piece on Tuesday, Nov. 3rd, 2020. The text, by Walter Greason (@WorldProfessor on Twitter) is available here: https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/11/03/honor-people-places-lost-to-violent-racism 2020-11-0406 min

But Wait!Six ways adults can help children make sense of a divisive electionThe text of this article by Phyllis Fagell can be found in the Oct. 29th, 2020 issue of the Washington Post. Here's the link: https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2020/10/29/children-election Follow Phyllis on Twitter: @pfagell 2020-11-0309 min

But Wait!The Making Of The Eternal Forest At Meiji ShrineA reading of the article, "The Making Of The Eternal Forest At Meiji Shrine," as written by Kirsty Kawano; the text is here: https://savvytokyo.com/the-making-of-the-eternal-forest-at-meiji-shrine/2020-11-0106 min

But Wait!College Application Prompts for the 2020-2021 CycleEric Swan's College Application Prompts for the 2020-2021 Cycle in McSweeney's; the full text is here: https://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/college-application-essay-prompts-for-the-2020-2021-cycle.2020-10-3003 min

But Wait!"Trump Killed the Pax Americana" Paul Krugman, NYTIn which I read Paul Krugman's op-ed for the NYT, published on 10-29-20. Text is here: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/29/opinion/trump-trade-international-relations.html.2020-10-2905 min

But Wait!Welcome to But Wait! the podcastIt's 35 seconds, just listen.2020-10-2700 min

Your Leadership LegacyE39 Shelley BrownShelley Brown is a Baltimore based mindfulness speaker, live/virtual workshop facilitator and the founder of ROIMindfulness. Shelley was an absolute delight to have on. Her energy is contagious! She facilitates workshops around the United States with leaders, Executive Committee to front-line managers, from a variety of industries. As a corporate veteran, Shelley’s mission is to make the invitation to the practice as accessible and inclusive as possible. Her practical approach appeals to seasoned practitioners, those who may be exploring the practice as well as skeptics. Shelley engages in a disciplined personal mind...2020-06-0827 min

KGNU - How On EarthBernie KrauseToday on How On Earth we speak with Dr. Bernie Krause about how soundscapes can help us understand the health of ecosystems. Dr. Krause has been recording the whole sounds of nature all over the world for 40 years. His new book is The Great Animal Orchestra: Finding the Origins of Music in the World’s Wild Places. Hosts: Jim Pullen and Joel Parker Producer: Jim Pullen Engineer: Jim Pullen Additional Contributions: Shelley Schlender and Rabah Kamal Executive Producer: Jim Pullen Listen to the show: 2012-11-2524 min