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Behind the Story‘Gaslighting’: Jonny Williams discusses AI chatbots used for therapyJonny Williams, who covers health-related topics for the Journal, said researchers found troubling patterns in chatbot responses after feeding them scripts over several months and prompting the technology to act as mental health counselors.“Even after putting iterations of different prompts into the AI chatbot, the chatbot was still violating ethical guidelines for counseling,” Williams said. “It was doing things like gaslighting, false empathy and giving advice that didn’t line up with guidelines.”Williams said the research was prompted by recent headlines showing more people are turning to AI chatbots for mental health counseling. He said th...
2026-02-1222 min
92 PRO-FMKait Walsh from WPRI 12 Covering the Super BowlWPRI's Kait Walsh checks in from Santa Clara, CA on all things Super Bowl. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2026-02-0609 minBehind the Story'Relentlessly Rhode Island': WPRO's Bill Haberman on snow coverage, talk radioBill Haberman, a morning host and news aficionado, is a familiar voice in the state. He hosts an early-morning show and delivers news at the top and bottom of the hour each weekday on WPRO.He spoke about the station’s longtime brand, “Operation Snowball,” and how relaying school closures and cancellations has changed as real-time information has become more accessible.“It used to be a real undertaking because literally all the staff — the sales staff, the promotion staff, the administrators — would have to come in and answer phones,” Haberman said. “And if you got a surprise snow...
2026-02-0522 minBehind the Story‘Are you serious?’: Mark Dondero breaks down Patriots’ unlikely title runMark Dondero, a former 12 News sports reporter, said it’s been fun to watch how invested New England fans become when the Patriots are winning. The team is 2-0 in the playoffs and will face the Denver Broncos on Sunday with a trip to the Super Bowl on the line.“Nobody thought they were going to be this good,” Dondero said. “Nobody thought Drake Maye could potentially win the MVP award. I certainly didn’t think we’d be talking about a Super Bowl run. Make the Super Bowl? Are you serious?”Dondero predicts the Patriots will...
2026-01-2322 min
92 PRO-FMWPRI Meteorologist T.J. Del SantoWPRI Meteorologist T.J. Del Santo gives us the latest on the forecast this weekend See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2026-01-2303 minBehind the Story‘Major implications’: Nancy Lavin breaks down State of the State, legislative sessionNancy Lavin, a senior reporter covering government, politics and policy for the online news outlet, wrote about the governor’s address that typically outlines his tax and spending priorities ahead of his full budget proposal to the General Assembly.Lavin said covering the State of the State is somewhat easier than writing about the budget each year because it doesn’t require as much calculation. This year, she said McKee’s tone made it clear he was running for reelection in what’s likely to be a tough campaign.“McKee is up for reelection this year and w...
2026-01-1522 minBehind the Story'Joe is cautious': Ellen Liberman's profile of House Speaker Joe ShekarchiEllen Liberman, a contributing editor and writer for the magazine, spent several months interviewing Shekarchi, widely considered the most powerful lawmaker in the state.The cover story is available now on newsstands.Her reporting explores Shekarchi’s personal life, follows his career in law and politics and offers a behind-the-scenes look at his role during a tense gun reform debate at the State House last June."When I met him in the morning, he said to me, 'It's gun day'," Liberman said. "And I was like, 'OK, there's my lead right there.'"...
2026-01-0822 minBehind the StoryBehind the Story: Tim White and Ted Nesi discuss politics, debatesTim White and Ted Nesi for years have covered politics on all levels and together they moderate some of the most highly watched political debates each year.The duo discussed the current state of affairs in the much-anticipated 2026 gubernatorial race for Democrats and Republicans, and analyze the value of polls in political reporting.White and Nesi, who also host the political affairs show "Newsmakers," also talked about what goes into preparing for debates, how they think about the value of those discussions and what affect they can have on a candidate's position in a race.
2025-12-2622 minBehind the Story‘Hard to get there’: Projo’s Alex Kuffner talks winter bills, clean energy goalsAlex Kuffner, who covers energy and the environment, said Rhode Islanders should expect some relief this winter on their heating bills. But he warned that regulators have mostly moved around existing funds to offset the higher winter costs, meaning ratepayers end up paying for those credits.He also highlighted a new rate hike proposed by Rhode Island Energy for its distribution charges, which is the portion of customers’ bills where the company can make a profit.“They agreed to hold off on filing this, this distribution rate case for several years, so now it’s actual...
2025-12-1122 minBehind the Story‘Sit kids down:’ Mark Patinkin talks hazing, reader criticismMark Patinkin, who’s been a newspaper columnist for over four decades, recently wrote about the issue of hazing in schools following incidents in Newport and Smithfield, respectively. Hazing has also been the focus of an opinion piece written by BTS cohost Dan McGowan, a columnist for the Boston Globe.Patinkin said student athletes who behave badly should be held responsible for their actions. But he also called on adults — specifically coaches — to take some ownership of what’s going on.“Coaches have the power to be able to sit kids down and a football team or a...
2025-12-0423 minBehind the Story'The Last Don of Providence': Behind the StoryThe series focuses on the life of Luigi “Baby Shacks” Manocchio, the last mob boss to lead New England’s most notorious crime family.For decades, the Patriarca Crime Family ran a shadow government from Federal Hill, wielding power that rivaled public officials, private financiers and law enforcement on all levels.Target 12 managing editor Tim White, 12 News chief videographer Johnny Villella and on-air marketing manager James Bartone joined host Eli Sherman to talk about the project that started nearly one year ago.Episode 1: "The Hill" is currently streaming exclusively on the WPRI 12+ TV app.
2025-11-2722 minBehind the Story'Don't count us out': Joy Fox talks local newspapers, transparency in governmentJoy Fox owns Beacon Media, which publishes the Warwick Beacon, Cranston Herald and Johnston Sun Rise, along with The Reminder, a weekly shopping guide. She bought the news organization last year from legendary publisher John Howell and expressed optimism about the sustainability of the local newspaper model."Don't count us out because I believe that the trends right now are actually coming squarely over local news," Fox said. "People really want to know what is happening at their city hall, what is happening in their schools and what's happening next door."Fox, who started reporting...
2025-11-2022 minBehind the Story‘A big deal’: Ed Fitzpatrick discusses antisemitism allegations in SmithfieldFitzpatrick, who also hosts “The Rhode Island Report,” is a Rhode Island-based reporter for the Globe, covering statewide government and politics.Recently, he’s covered a developing controversy in his hometown of Smithfield, where there have been allegations of antisemitic hazing involving the high school football team.An attorney representing the accused players has disputed the allegations, which were filed as a complaint with the R.I. Attorney General’s Office.Fitzpatrick said the controversy has been scrutinized by many in the town, along with broader Rhode Island and multiple Jewish advocacy groups.“Th...
2025-11-1322 minBehind the Story'It's a thing': Steve Klamkin reflects on radio career covering RI's biggest storiesSteve Klamkin over the years has covered high-profile criminal trials, including the one of Vincent "Buddy" Cianci after the FBI investigation known as Plunderdome. Klamkin is recognizable for being at the forefront of media scrums over the years. But he's also well-known for the unique signoff he's had at the end of news reports for WPRO radio: "Steve Klamkin, WPRO News.""I don't have a big booming voice, I never have," Klamkin said Wednesday. "The signoff from my stories over the years — it just happened and I never gave it a thought. And then people sta...
2025-11-0622 minBehind the Story'In trouble': Kevin McNamara talks college hoops, illegal gambling in sportsMcNamara is a longtime sports journalist who covers college and professional sports. He focuses heavily on college basketball, which kicks off Monday for programs across Rhode Island.McNamara, who also runs the website KevinMcSports.com, said he's unsure whether Providence College, the University of Rhode Island or Bryant University will make the NCAA Tournament this season.But he said the Friars may have a competitive advantage because the program has been spending big money under new rules that allow colleges to pay student-athletes up to a combined $20 million."At Providence, it's men's and...
2025-10-3022 minBehind the Story‘Caught my attention’: Jim Hummel discusses new findings tied to Washington Bridge auditJim Hummel is a longtime investigative reporter and founder of the nonprofit news organization The Hummel Report. His reporting revealed new details about the westbound I-195 bridge, which shut down abruptly to 90,000 vehicles in December 2023.Hummel’s reporting showed forensic auditors determined a critical rod of the bridge that ultimately broke was likely corroding for up to 15 years, and several inspections that flagged issues with that section of the bridge largely went unchecked.The new detail were not included in a draft report of the forensic audit that was made public last month.“Some...
2025-10-2322 minBehind the Story‘Adaptable people’: Ethan Hartley talks trolls, budgets and bridges in East ProvidenceEthan Hartley, editor of The East Providence Post, recently covered the city budget process where Mayor Bob DaSilva signed the latest tax-and-spending plan Wednesday.Hartley said no services were cut, but he underscored that the city still raised the overall tax levy to the state-capped limit of 4% for the next fiscal year.“Municipal budgets today are very tight,” Hartley said. “Just to get the basic services and take care of your contractual increases takes up a lot of what you have room for. And so mostly, they said it’s not a great budget, it’s not perf...
2025-10-1622 minBehind the Story'It didn't exist': How a RI reporter helped shed light on police misconduct casesBen Berke of Ocean State Media joined Eli Sherman and Dan McGowan on “Behind the Story” this week to discuss the role out of a police reform law that went into effect earlier this year.Berke examined the Law Enforcement Officers Due Process Accountability and Transparency Act, or LEODPATA, and whether it's changed how officials handle cases of alleged police misconduct.His reporting shows the law -- which replaced a previous version known as LEOBOR -- has struggled to deliver on some of the promises its champions touted when it passed last year."The...
2025-10-0922 minBehind the Story'Campaign mudslinging': Opioids and politics in the race for RI governorPhilip Eil, who's the author of "Prescription for Pain," recently wrote an opinion piece for Rhode Island Current, highlighting how quickly opioids and opioid-related deaths have become a central focus in the race for Rhode Island governor."I was uneasy to watch this really serious, literally life and death issue, get turned into campaign mudslinging where it's about scoring points," Eil said during a taping of the show on Wednesday. "The public gaze drifts away from the real stakes of this issue, which, as I noted in my piece, is ongoing."Incumbent Gov. Dan McKee...
2025-10-0222 minBehind the Story'They were promised a benefit': Ted Nesi talks Providence pensions, politics12 News politics editor Ted Nesi joined Eli Sherman and Dan McGowan on “Behind the Story” this week to discuss the future of politics and pensions in Providence.Nesi said he's been getting a lot of feedback over the past week in response to comments about the Providence pension system made by state Rep. David Morales, who recently announced he's running for Providence.Appearing on "Newsmakers" last week, Morales said he'd tackle the city's woefully underfunded pension plan in part by renegotiating pension benefits paid to out-of-state retirees.Cutting pension benefits has long spurred cont...
2025-09-2522 minBehind the Story‘Cover the preps like they’re pros’: Projo’s Eric Rueb on covering high school sportsEric Rueb of The Providence Journal joined Eli Sherman and Dan McGowan on “Behind the Story” to discuss his experience covering sports in Rhode Island.For years, Rueb has been reporting on youth and professional sports, and he expressed excitement over this year’s high school football season, which is officially underway.“I’m going to watch Central Falls and East Greenwich on Thursday, and those are the games I love to see,” Rueb said. “Someone’s going to do something I’ve never seen before and that’s the reason why high school football should exist, and wh...
2025-09-1822 minBehind the Story9/10/25: Alexa Gagosz discusses Hasbro move to BostonAlexa Gagosz of The Boston Globe joined Eli Sherman and Dan McGowan on “Behind the Story” this week to discuss the Hasbro decision to relocate its headquarters from Pawtucket to Boston.Gagosz covers a variety of topics including business and she's been tracking the yearlong uncertainty over whether the toymaker would make an out-of-state move. Hasbro for the past century has been headquartered in Rhode Island.The company announced this week it would indeed move to the Boston's Seaport, and a spokesperson said Hasbro will no longer have a corporate footprint in Rhode Island by the...
2025-09-1122 min
The Matt Allen ShowWPRI'S Ted Nesi: Hasbro HQ moving to BostonWPRI's Ted Nesi joins Matt to talk about Hasbro announcing that it will move it's head quarters to Greater Boston. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2025-09-0810 minBehind the Story9/3/25: Ian Donnis talks RI politics, health care and mediaEAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — Ian Donnis of The Public's Radio and Rhode Island PBS joined Eli Sherman and Dan McGowan this week on “Behind the Story” to discuss politics, public media and health care in Rhode Island.Donnis is a longtime political reporter, who also hosts the show "Political Roundtable." He covers local, state and national politics, and this week he discussed Rhode Island's upcoming gubernatorial election in 2026.Donnis also talked about the shifting landscape of public media in Rhode Island and across the country, along with the future of health care against the backdr...
2025-09-0422 min
Law 401The Shame Game in North KingstownWhen reports surfaced about a longtime high school coach conducting "fat tests" behind closed doors, the story shocked Rhode Island — and raised serious legal and ethical questions about student safety, institutional responsibility, and transparency in public education.
In this episode of Law 401: Legal Issues Decoded, co-hosts Nicole P. Dyszlewski and Michael Donnelly-Boylen are joined by investigative reporter Tim White of WPRI 12 (and RWU Law MSL '22) to unpack the disturbing case out of North Kingstown. Together, they explore what went wrong, why it took so long to come to light, and what it tells us about how mi...
2025-09-0237 min
Underage and Full of RageEpisodes 18: Rebecca Spencer and the Heaton FamilyWhen Rebecca Spencer was murdered in 1987 a lack of evidence and leads brought her case to a standstill with family members wondering if it will ever get solved. Then when Joan Heaton and her two small daughters are found murdered two years later the similarities in crime scenes has people wondering could the same person be responsible? Luckily for investigators evidence left behind from the Heaton murders allowed them to zero in on the culprit. To everyone’s shock the number one suspect was 15 year-old Craig Price who quickly became known as the youngest serial killer in the United St...
2025-09-0133 minBehind the Story8/27/25: Anastasia E. Lennon talks offshore wind disruptionAnastasia E. Lennon of The New Bedford Light this week joins Eli Sherman and Kim Kalunian on “Behind the Story” to discuss the offshore wind industry, including the Trump administration order to stop work on the Revolution Wind project.Lennon talked about what moves have been happening across the country leading up to stop-work order handed down last Friday to Revolution Wind, which project officials said was 80% completed.She also discussed what's known so far about the security concerns cited as the reason for stop-work order, along with what other offshore wind projects are in the...
2025-08-2822 minBehind the Story8/20/25: Patrick Anderson discusses Gov. McKee's education agendaPatrick Anderson of The Providence Journal this week joined Eli Sherman and Dan McGowan on “Behind the Story” to discuss his recent reporting on Gov. Dan McKee's education agenda.Anderson is a government and politics reporter at the Projo, and he's part of a team of reporters who put together the newspaper's weekly Political Scene column.The column this week focused on the governor's education agenda, which includes bolstering out-of-school learning for students to try and make up for education missed out on during the COVID-19 pandemic.Anderson discusses whether the policies are work...
2025-08-2122 minBehind the Story8/13/25: Tim White discusses the saga of Nicholas AlahverdianTim White this week joins Eli Sherman and Kim Kalunian on “Behind the Story” to discuss the ongoing saga of Nicholas Alahverdian.White is managing editor and chief investigative reporter at 12 News, and he's been covering Alahverdian for years leading up to his criminal trial that began this week in Utah.Alahverdian, a conman from Rhode Island, was a longtime critic of the state's child welfare agency until he got jammed up with the law and faked his own death in 2020.White discusses Alahverdian's life in Rhode Island, his troubles with the law, gett...
2025-08-1422 minBehind the StoryBehind the Story 8/6/25: Nancy Lavin talks Woonsocket finances, State House politicsNancy Lavin of the Rhode Island Current this week joined Eli Sherman and Dan McGowan on “Behind the Story” to discuss her reporting on Woonsocket finances and State House politics.Lavin is senior reporter for the independent, digital news outlet that focuses on state government and public policy. Lavin discusses ongoing financial issues in Woonsocket, which has seen its bond ratings yanked after struggling to get its annual financial reporting in order.Lavin also talks about a recent feature she wrote about Sen. Pam Lauria, a Barrington Democrat, who made some power plays this past legi...
2025-08-0722 minBehind the Story7/30/25: Colleen Cronin talks recycling violations in ProvidenceColleen Cronin of ecoRI News this week joined Eli Sherman and Kim Kalunian on “Behind the Story” to discuss her reporting about recycling violations in Providence.Cronin is a Report for America fellow working at ecoRI News, a nonprofit news outlet that focuses on environmental news. She obtained years of recycling violations data that revealed Providence has ticketed most frequently in its poorest neighborhoods.Cronin talks about how she gathered, analyzed and used the data to inform her reporting, along with how it led her to interviews with key community members.She also lear...
2025-07-3122 minBehind the Story7/23/25: Ethan Shorey talks RIFC, housing and politics in PawtucketEthan Shorey is chief editor of the The Valley Breeze, a weekly newspaper that covers several Rhode Island communities, including Pawtucket. In recent years, the state's fourth-largest city has seen a number of changes, including construction of a new soccer stadium for Rhode Island FC.The USL team owners said they wanted to move into the city shortly after the Pawtucket Red Sox announced a move to Worcester. The soccer team started playing home games in the new stadium this spring.Shorey talks about how the new team, along with a handful of new housing...
2025-07-2422 minBehind the Story7/16/25: Dan Medeiros breaks down the deadly fire in Fall RiverEAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — Dan Medeiros of the The Fall River Herald News joins Eli Sherman and Kim Kalunian on this week’s episode of “Behind the Story” to talk about the deadly fire that killed nine people and injured several more.Medeiros is senior digital producer at the city's newspaper of record.He lives and works in Fall River, which experienced one of its deadliest fires in recent history on Sunday. The fire broke out at the assisted-living facility Gabriel House and killed nine people, sending many more to the hospital and displacing dozens.
2025-07-1722 min
The Tara Granahan ShowWPRI's Eli Sherman - WPRI's New Show "Behind the Story"See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2025-07-1009 minBehind the Story7/9/25: Tara Granahan talks Washington Bridge, RI politicsEAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — WPRO radio's Tara Granahan joins Eli Sherman and Dan McGowan on this week’s episode of “Behind the Story” to discuss the world of talk radio, politics and the Washington Bridge.Granahan is host of the Tara Granahan Show, weekdays from 9 a.m. to noon on NewsTalk 630 WPRO and 99.7FM.She talks about what goes into putting together a show each day, what topics tend to resonate most with listeners and why she's seen a deterioration in journalists' ability to access government officials overseeing taxpayer dollars.Later in the show...
2025-07-1023 min
Law 401Much Ado About the BridgeIn the debut episode of Law 401: Legal Issues Decoded, we dig into one of Rhode Island’s most disruptive infrastructure failures — the sudden closure of the Washington Bridge. Joined by investigative reporter Ted Nesi (WPRI 12), we break down the legal, political, and economic fallout of the bridge shutdown, which paralyzed traffic and prompted lawsuits, public outcry, and questions about government accountability.
This episode unpacks:
Why the state filed suit against contractors
What the bridge’s unusual structure had to do with the collapse risk
How public records laws and lack of transparency fueled public...
2025-07-0749 minBehind the Story7/2/25: Jamie Coelho on her new book ‘Rhode Island Food Crawls’EAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — Rhode Island Monthly editor-in-chief and author Jamie Coelho joins Eli Sherman and Kim Kalunian on this week’s episode of “Behind the Story” to discuss her new book "Rhode Island Food Crawls: Touring the neighborhoods one bite & libation at a time."Coelho talks about why she chose to write the book, which explores different ways people can spend a day (or multiple days) eating and drinking their way through some of the most popular and unique restaurants, bars and neighborhoods across Rhode Island.Coelho also discusses her unique social media account...
2025-07-0322 minBehind the Story6/25/25: Projo's Antonia Noori Farzan talks Napatree Point disputeEAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — Providence Journal reporter Antonia Noori Farzan joins Eli Sherman and Dan McGowan on this week’s episode of “Behind the Story” to discuss her in-depth report about a fight over access to Napatree Point in Westerly.Farzan discusses the Great Hurricane of 1938 that destroyed a roadway that's now at the center of a legal fight that the Watch Hill Fire District has leveled against the town. She discusses what went into gathering the story, what people are saying about it and a ongoing recall effort that's spun out of the dispute.Later...
2025-06-2622 minBehind the Story6/18/25: John Howell goes in-depth on the Butler Hospital strikeEAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — Warwick Beacon editor John Howell joins Eli Sherman and Kim Kalunian on this week's episode of "Behind the Story" to discuss the ongoing contract dispute at Butler Hospital.Howell goes behind the scenes on the issue, having landed a one-on-one interview with Mary Marran, president of Butler Hospital. He's also been spending his days at the picket line talking with health care workers about the strike that's spanned more than a month.Later in the show, Eli and Kim talk about the "Stories We Wish We Wrote." They included:Re...
2025-06-2422 minBehind the Story5/11/2025: An inside look at local journalismEver wonder what it takes to bring you the news?Our new show, Behind the Story, gives you an inside look at local journalism through conversations with the reporters who break the big headlines.In this week's premiere, host Eli Sherman sits down with 12 News anchor Kim Kalunian and Boston Globe RI columnist Dan McGowan to discuss how they each got their start. Plus, Kim highlights her series on local Cold Cases, Dan talks about his daily Rhode Map newsletter, and the trio goes over some recent news stories that stood out to them.
2025-06-2424 min
Newsmakers | WPRI 12 News3/21/2025: Reporters' roundtable; WPRI 70thThis week on Newsmakers: Tim White and Ted Nesi are joined by The Boston Globe's Steph Machado for a look at the latest headlines; then, a preview of next week's special coverage commemorating the 70th anniversary of WPRI 12, featuring vintage clips from Newsmakers' nearly half-century on the air
2025-03-2122 min
Brain Junk328: The Last GaspWe've had a hell of a good time spending the past 6 years scrounging up weird science and history junk for you to listen to! It's been a privilege knowing there a lots of fact junkies out there like us, digging through our podcast like raccoons in a trashcan. Our legacy is 328 fantastic episodes and we hope you never stop coming back when you need a little weird and wacky in your life.
We'll still be on Instagram, full of shenanigans and making reels. Never stop being curious.
Love ya forever, Trace and Amy
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2024-12-241h 16
Brain Junk328: The Last GaspWe've had a hell of a good time spending the past 6 years scrounging up weird science and history junk for you to listen to! It's been a privilege knowing there a lots of fact junkies out there like us, digging through our podcast like raccoons in a trashcan. Our legacy is 328 fantastic episodes and we hope you never stop coming back when you need a little weird and wacky in your life.We'll still be on Instagram, full of shenanigans and making reels. Never stop being curious. ...
2024-12-241h 16
AHC PodcastTom BradyIt seems like some people “have all the luck” when it comes to intelligence, charisma, and good looks. Ball all that up, throw in the fact that this show subject is the greatest quarterback to play in the NFL, and you have the ever-charmed, often-despised, Tom Brady. Brady went from a low-level draft pick out of Michigan to the elite player we all know, who holds the record for most Super Bowl victories and is considered the GOAT of pro football. But his controversies haven’t avoided the headlines. What was it like when his girlfriend found out that his recent...
2024-11-171h 42
Hey Rhody PodcastThe Road to The Rhode Show with Brendan Kirby of The Rhode Show and Seinfeld: The Official CookbookBrendan Kirby is a comedian, co-author of Seinfeld: The Official Cookbook, and co-host of The Rhode Show. On this episode, Brendan chats with Revill and Jenna about his early days in public access television hosting Wicked Late, and his journey to L.A that brought him back home to host The Rhode Show, the origins, of the Seinfeld cookbook, his time interning for David Letterman, interviewing celebrities such as Drew Barrymore, and much more.
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2024-11-141h 23
What Came Next[Amanda] Behind the Closed Therapeutic Door // Part 2Content warning: sibling abuse, sexual harassment, voyeurism, stalking, rape, narcissistic abuse, professional abuse, self-harm, and suicide.As shared in part one of her story, Amanda is a mother, mental health compliance professional, and advocate. Nearly twenty years ago, Amanda was employed by a fixture in the family court whose deviousness would be unearthed in 2007 when he faced charges for alleged voyeurism. Her experiences surviving professional abuse, sexual harassment, and suspected voyeurism at the hands of this renowned forensic psychologist have been motivation in Amanda’s mission to ensure the mental health industry fosters safety and wellness. In this ep...
2024-09-2726 min
Severed | True Crime PodcastStrange Stories: Ghosted & FiredWe discuss the firing of Brian Dansereau, a former employee at The Conjuring House, in Burrillville, RI. Owner Jacqueline Nunez claims the ghost of John Arnold, deceased since the 1800s, told her that Dansereau stole $3,000 from a cashbox. We cover death to dollars in this non-cents-ical he said, she said, the ghost said drama.CW/TW: This episode discusses the paranormal. Listener discretion is advised.Email: severedpodcast@gmail.comWebsite: severedpodcast.comFacebook: facebook.com/severedpodcastInstagram: @severed_podcastHosts: Harry...
2024-08-2631 min
Cam's CornerSeason 4 Episode 2: Paige Messier; WPRI 12 Digital Content Producer An East Providence Rhode Island native, Paige Messier, is no stranger to the Rhody news scene. She is currently working in her home town of East Providence as WPRI’s Digital Content Producer. Growing up, sports was Paige’s first love, along with the camera. She knew early on in her journey that she wanted to pursue a career in sports reporting.Recapping from Season 1 Episode 22, Paige has accomplished so much more since the last time we spoke on the podcast. From creating new positions, talking with NBA stars, and creating her...
2024-06-1959 min
Going West: True CrimeLori Lee Malloy // 390In March of 1993, a 30-year-old mother was found dead in her apartment under eerie and suspicious circumstances. But after a medical examiner, who would later have his license revoked, ruled her death to be due to natural causes, the homicide investigation halted. Now, over 30 years later, her daughter is leading the crusade for truth and justice. This is the story of Lori Lee Malloy.BONUS EPISODESApple Subscriptions: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/going-west-true-crime/id1448151398Patreon: patreon.com/goingwestpodcastCASE SOURCES1. Find A Grave: https://www...
2024-03-1637 min
This Week at JWUTrading in New England Winter for Island TimeA "Hometown Hero", fire alarm maintenance on campus, and what it means to our Future Food All-Stars to be on "island time". It's This Week at JWU, the podcast.
WPRI piece: https://www.wpri.com/video/hometown-hero-aireus-raspberry-jwu/9245623/
Guests: John Owen '24 and Spencer Mah '23
2023-12-1411 min
Cam's CornerSeason 3 Episode 5: Sam Knox; WPRI 12 Sports Reporter and Anchor Sam Knox, a sports reporter and anchor at WPRI 12, join’s the show this week !Sam has worked previously in Rockford Illinois as a weekend sports anchor and before landing his first job was a Division 3 College pitcher at Emerson.Get to know Sam and where his sports broadcasting journey has taken him in these weeks episode of Cam’s Corner, and make sure to follow Sam on all social media platforms !!Sam Knox:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samjknox/Twitter: https://twitter.com/SamKnoxTV
2023-08-251h 04
Happiness through Hardship100. Audrey McClelland: Follow Your Aspirations at Any AgeAs we age, our dreams often fall by the waste side but not for novelist, entrepreneur and co-host of “The Rhode Show”, Audrey McClelland. Audrey joins me on this week’s episode of “Happiness Through Hardship” - The Podcast and shares her insight on her journey from corporate exec, to entrepreneur, to multi-platform content creator, to writer and more. She has been featured on many national media outlets, has won several awards, and is considered one of the most influential moms in the digital world. In this episode, Audrey shares her professional knowledge while advising listeners on how to share their voic...
2023-08-2241 min
Under the Radar with Callie CrossleyDemocrats want South Carolina to lead 2024 primaries. New Hampshire has other plansEarlier this year, the Democratic National Committee broke with decades of tradition when they proposed South Carolina, rather than New Hampshire, as the first state to vote in the 2024 presidential primary.
But, making those changes official typically requires approval from state legislatures and governors. Considering the New Hampshire Democratic Party chairman just declared the Granite state will still vote first, what happens next?
"It's beyond messy," Arnie Arnesen, radio host for WNHN in New Hampshire, told Under the Radar. The Democratic presidential primary "is officially run by the secretary of state in my state. And...
2023-07-0932 minUnder the Radar with Callie CrossleyCape Cod's proposed machine gun range in the cross hairs of new EPA reportThe long controversial push for a proposed machine gun range on Cape Cod might be struck down by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The range would reduce the amount of time it takes soldiers at Joint Base Cape Cod to complete their training, says the Massachusetts Army National Guard — they currently have to travel hours to perform required small arms training. But the EPA's latest report suggests local resident's drinking water could be jeopardized if the eight-lane, $11.5 million range is built.
"The biggest concern by far is for the Cape's water supply," said Steve Junker, managing ed...
2023-05-2134 min
Temporary InsanityMarch MadnessThis week we discuss the madness that has ensued in the month of March! As we finish the first quarter of 2023, this year has already been CRAZY. In todays episode we discuss James Reimer's stand for his faith in God, Jesus Revolution and how it has taken the country by storm, meanwhile changing Kelsey Grammer's life in the process, school shootings, North Korean Missiles, Biden, TikTok, Donald Trump, and some Providence College basketball... It is easy to become discouraged by all that is going on in the world, we may even begin to lose hope. But as we talk...
2023-03-242h 01
Cam's CornerSeason 2 Episode 28: Aniekan Okon; Sports Reporter for WPRI 12 and URI Rams Athletics Aniekan is one of the hardest working people in the sports industry. With the work he has done over his time at URI, he’s been able to land internship jobs with ABC 6 and WPRI 12.He is now working for WPRI as he is coming up on his final semester as a college student. Tune in now on all platforms to listen in on Aniekan’s journey and where it has taken him !Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aniekan_okon_/Twitter: https://twitter.com/aniekan_okon_
2022-12-2148 min
Rhody BaselineEpisode 2 feat. WPRI 12’s Morey Hershgordon & GoRhody.com’s Aniekan OkonIts Rivalry Week! What a better way to start then taking a listen to our episode! We chat with WPRI 12's Morey Hershgordon and GoRhody.com's Aniekan Okon about this weeks game vs. PC and chat about the progress of the team.
2022-12-0345 min
Rhody BaselineEpisode 2 feat. WPRI 12’s Morey Hershgordon & GoRhody.com’s Aniekan OkonIts Rivalry Week! What a better way to start then taking a listen to our episode! We chat with WPRI 12's Morey Hershgordon and GoRhody.com's Aniekan Okon about this weeks game vs. PC and chat about the progress of the team.
2022-12-0345 minThis Week at JWUWhere JWU’s nursing labs will live and creating community partnerships in CharlotteExercise Science Lab: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jw814Ldkjm8
WPRI: https://www.wpri.com/news/politics/25-ri-communities-approve-cannabis-retail-sales/
2022-11-1709 min
Pulse of ProvidencePulse of Providence: Police administrator Michael Stephens and Maj. Kevin Lanni want to improve police-community relationsPROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — It’s been nine months since Mayor Jorge Elorza’s decision to appoint his recreation director to a new high-level police major job sparked backlash, leading to a political controversy and monthslong stalemate between Elorza and the City Council. The dispute was finally solved this spring, and Michael Stephens is now in a reworked civilian role at the Police Department, making $137,000 a year as the administrator of community relations and diversion services. In the above episode of Pulse of Providence, Stephens sits down for an exclusive interview about th...
2022-06-2920 min
Cam's CornerSeason 1 Episode 28: Morey Hershgordon, WPRI 12 and FOX Providence Sports Director Morey Hershgordon is the Sports Director at WPRI 12 and FOX Providence.He joined the 12 Sports team in June 2018. He previously worked as both a reporter and weekend sports anchor.Morey quickly experienced the championship culture in New England. He covered the Red Sox in the World Series, the Patriots’ Super Bowl LIII win over the Rams, and the Bruins’ run to Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final against the Blues. Locally, he followed Providence’s run to the Frozen Four and provided market-leading coverage from the Little League World Series.Prior to WPR...
2022-04-0432 min
The Misery MachineRhode Island Protects Child KillersThis week, Drewby and Yergy focus on the state of Rhode Island - a state we very much love to visit. But behind the quaint façade lurks something more sinister than anyone could even imagine. Why are Rhode Island parents killing their kids? And why isn't child protective services doing more to prevent this?
Michele Rothgeb is in prison. Olalekan Olawusi and Arinola Olawusi are still at large. Please direct any information regarding their whereabouts to the Rhode Island State Police at (401) 444-1000.
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2022-02-0716 min
Tacos and TeKILLyaThe Warwick SlasherIn the late 80s, the quiet Buttonwood neighborhood of Warwick, Rhode Island was shaken to its core when in the span of two years, 4 horrific murders took place. The perpetrator was being called the Warwick Slasher, or the Slasher of Warwick, but the true criminal, once caught, would shock not only the neighborhood, but the whole state and even the country. Join us as we tell you of the most notorious crime in the state of Rhode Island, plus we will go into the background of the perpetrator, as well as everything that has happened since the crimes.
2022-02-011h 09Rhody BaselineEpisode 5 featuring WPRI 12’s Morey HershgordonAfter a month and a half break we're back! This week we are joined by WPRI 12's Sports Director Morey Hershgordon. Take a listen as we talk about the successes of the Rhody Women's team, the woes of the Rhody Mens team, and so much more!
2022-01-2855 minRhody BaselineEpisode 5 featuring WPRI 12’s Morey HershgordonAfter a month and a half break we're back! This week we are joined by WPRI 12's Sports Director Morey Hershgordon. Take a listen as we talk about the successes of the Rhody Women's team, the woes of the Rhody Mens team, and so much more!
2022-01-2855 min
Ocean State SidelinesOcean State Sidelines (Talking Patriots with WPRI 12’s Taylor BegleyThe Patriots might be done as far as the 2021 season but there's still plenty to talk about heading into the offseason. WPRI 12's Taylor Begley joins the "Ocean State Sidelines" to look back at the season and what lies ahead.
2022-01-2021 minPulse of ProvidenceProvidence Police Chief Hugh Clements on rising gun violenceShootings and homicides are soaring in Providence after years of decline, prompting alarm and spurring efforts to tamp down on the violence.In this episode of Pulse of Providence, Steph Machado sits down with Col. Hugh Clements for an in-depth conversation about what’s causing the gun violence, how guns are making their way onto the streets and what police are doing to tackle it.https://www.wpri.com/news/pulse-of-providence/pulse-of-providence-police-chief-hugh-clements/
2021-11-3037 minPulse of ProvidencePulse of Providence: Bret Jacob, Candidate for Senate District 3PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — The primary for the hotly contested special election on Providence’s East Side is less than two weeks away, with five candidates vying for the Democratic nomination to replace Sen. Gayle Goldin, who resigned in August to join the Biden administration.Nearly $130,000 has been pumped into the race for Senate District 3 so far, which only began a month ago. (One candidate, Hilary Levey Friedman, was already raising money for a potential run for office before Goldin resigned.)The candidates include Bret Jacob, a staffer for Providence Mayor Jorge Elorza; Levey Friedman, form...
2021-09-2419 minPulse of ProvidencePulse of Providence: Hilary Levey Friedman, Candidate for Senate District 3PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — The primary for the hotly contested special election on Providence’s East Side is less than two weeks away, with five candidates vying for the Democratic nomination to replace Sen. Gayle Goldin, who resigned in August to join the Biden administration.Nearly $130,000 has been pumped into the race for Senate District 3 so far, which only began a month ago. (One candidate, Hilary Levey Friedman, was already raising money for a potential run for office before Goldin resigned.)The candidates include Bret Jacob, a staffer for Providence Mayor Jorge Elorza; Levey Friedman, form...
2021-09-2414 minPulse of ProvidencePulse of Providence: Geena Pham, Candidate for Senate District 3PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — The primary for the hotly contested special election on Providence’s East Side is less than two weeks away, with five candidates vying for the Democratic nomination to replace Sen. Gayle Goldin, who resigned in August to join the Biden administration.Nearly $130,000 has been pumped into the race for Senate District 3 so far, which only began a month ago. (One candidate, Hilary Levey Friedman, was already raising money for a potential run for office before Goldin resigned.)The candidates include Bret Jacob, a staffer for Providence Mayor Jorge Elorza; Levey Friedman, form...
2021-09-2412 minPulse of ProvidencePulse of Providence: Sam Zurier, Candidate for Senate District 3PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — The primary for the hotly contested special election on Providence’s East Side is less than two weeks away, with five candidates vying for the Democratic nomination to replace Sen. Gayle Goldin, who resigned in August to join the Biden administration.Nearly $130,000 has been pumped into the race for Senate District 3 so far, which only began a month ago. (One candidate, Hilary Levey Friedman, was already raising money for a potential run for office before Goldin resigned.)The candidates include Bret Jacob, a staffer for Providence Mayor Jorge Elorza; Levey Friedman, form...
2021-09-2422 minPulse of ProvidencePulse of Providence: Ray Rickman, Candidate for Senate District 3PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — The primary for the hotly contested special election on Providence’s East Side is less than two weeks away, with five candidates vying for the Democratic nomination to replace Sen. Gayle Goldin, who resigned in August to join the Biden administration.Nearly $130,000 has been pumped into the race for Senate District 3 so far, which only began a month ago. (One candidate, Hilary Levey Friedman, was already raising money for a potential run for office before Goldin resigned.)The candidates include Bret Jacob, a staffer for Providence Mayor Jorge Elorza; Levey Friedman, form...
2021-09-2428 minPulse of ProvidencePulse of Providence: Gonzalo CuervoGonzalo Cuervo announced his candidacy for Providence mayor nearly two years before the 2022 election, and the longtime player in Democratic politics says his experience in both city and state government make him the best person for the job.Cuervo, who left his job as deputy secretary of state under Secretary of State Nellie Gorbea to run for mayor, also worked for former Providence Mayors Angel Taveras and David Cicilline. While the field isn’t set yet for the Democratic primary, Cuervo is expected to face former R.I. Director of Administration Brett Smiley, City Councilwoman Nirva LaFortune an...
2021-07-1927 minPulse of ProvidencePulse of Providence: Brett SmileyThis story was originally published on March 22, 2021.Weeks after stepping down as director of the R.I. Department of Administration under former Gov. Gina Raimondo, Brett Smiley says he’s now a full-time mayoral candidate until next year’s primary election in Providence.Smiley, a Democrat, is expected to face several other likely candidates, including Gonzalo Cuervo, Councilwoman Nirva LaFortune and others who have yet to announce their intentions.The former DOA director had a rocky start to his campaign, after he had to refund several donations to state contractors that were discovered by T...
2021-03-2223 min
The Mass Hysteria Podcast16. Cold Cases & A Deck of CardsWe've covered every state except Rhode Island, dear thrill-seekers. Join us as we delve into three cold cases and how they all are connected in a way that gives us hope they will be solved.
Sources:
https://www.newspapers.com/clip/30267976/rita-bouchard/
https://insidemystery.com/the-killing-of-rita-bouchard-the-rhode-island-cold-case-that-youve-never-heard-of
https://www.wpri.com/news/local-news/blackstone-valley/detective-reopens-investigation-into-vicious-1947-murder/1976176405/
https://coldcaseri.com
https://www.southcoasttoday.com/article/20061116/News/311169969
https://savagewatch.com/rhode-island-cases-page-1/
https://medium.com/the-asylum-antiquarian/a-fiendish-murder-the-rhode-island-cold-case-you-never-heard-of-e353771e8bcc
https://www...
2021-03-1832 minPulse of ProvidencePulse of Providence: Councilwoman Nirva LaFortuneThis story was originally published on March 4, 2021.Providence City Councilwoman Nirva LaFortune, D-Ward 3, has been fundraising for a potential run for mayor in 2022, when the seat will be open following Mayor Jorge Elorza’s two-term limit.The councilwoman — who has represented Mount Hope and surrounding neighborhoods since 2017 — would join a field of Democratic candidates that include Brett Smiley, Gonzalo Cuervo, and possibly several other of her council colleagues who are term-limited next year and considering their next steps. (Council President Sabina Matos has also been considering a run, though she recently applied to be lieutenant govern...
2021-03-0419 min
The Shukri Wrights PodcastSeason 2 Episode 9: Andy Gresh of CBS Sports Radio & WPRI 12Andy Gresh of CBS Sports Radio & WPRI 12 joins The Shukri Wrights Podcast to discuss how much sports radio has changed over the years plus look back on his early years as an intern at Sports Radio 660/101.9 FM WFAN New York
2021-02-251h 43Pulse of ProvidencePulse of Providence: Council President Sabina MatosThree months into the new fiscal year, Providence is still without a new budget during a tight financial time due to the COVID-19 pandemic.In this episode of Pulse of Providence, Steph Machado asks City Council President Sabina Matos about the potential for cutting the police budget, her stance on a proposed multi-hub bus system in Providence, whether she supports new proposals by Mayor Jorge Elorza for municipal reparations and guaranteed income and more.This episode originally aired on Oct. 8, 2020.https://www.wpri.com/news/pulse-of-providence/pulse-of-providence-council-president-sabina-matos/
2020-10-0820 minPulse of ProvidencePulse of Providence: Jose Batista, candidate for House District 12PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — The only seat in Providence’s General Assembly delegation without an incumbent running this fall is House District 12 in South Providence.Incumbent Rep. Joseph Almeida initially filed to run for re-election, but withdrew from the race and endorsed Democrat Carlos Cedeno.Cedeno and Jose Batista are facing off in a two-way Democratic primary on Sept. 8. There are no Republicans or independents running in the race.In this episode of Pulse of Providence, Steph Machado talks with Jose Batista about his candidacy, his role as the executive director of the Prov...
2020-09-0321 minPulse of ProvidencePulse of Providence: Senate District 4 Candidates Dominick Ruggerio and Lenny CioePROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — Democratic primary voters in Senate District 4 will have a choice between Senate President Dominick Ruggerio and Lenny Cioe, a registered nurse, for the district that straddles North Providence and Providence.In this episode of Pulse of Providence, Steph Machado ask the two candidates where they stand on issues ranging from the state’s budget to Providence schools to the movement to defund police. The candidates also weigh in on Ruggerio’s decision earlier this year not to support a bill that would have sent mail ballot applications to all voters for the primary.T...
2020-08-2540 minPulse of ProvidencePulse of Providence: Senate District 5 Candidates Sam Bell and Jo-Ann RyanPROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — Rhode Island’s statewide primary is on Sept. 8, and Providence has 21 General Assembly seats on the ballot.In this episode of Pulse of Providence, Steph Machado interviews the candidates for the Democratic primary race in Senate District 5, where City Council Majority Leader Jo-Ann Ryan is challenging incumbent Sen. Sam Bell.The district includes Mount Pleasant, Federal Hill, Olneyville and parts of other city neighborhoods. Voters can check which district they live in and view their ballot here.This episode originally aired on August 20, 2020.https://www.wpri.com/news...
2020-08-2048 minPulse of ProvidencePulse of Providence: Education Commissioner Angélica Infante-GreenPROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — In the latest episode of Pulse of Providence, Steph Machado talks with Education Commissioner Angélica Infante-Green about her current thinking on reopening schools, the options for virtual learning and the ongoing efforts to turn around the Providence Public School system.This episode originally aired on August 3, 2020.https://www.wpri.com/news/pulse-of-providence/pulse-of-providence-angelica-infante-green-episode-2/
2020-08-0325 minPulse of ProvidencePulse of Providence: Mayor Jorge ElorzaIn this episode of Pulse of Providence, Steph Machado talks with Mayor Jorge Elorza about the COVID-19 pandemic in the capital city, reopening the schools, the city’s finance picture and his promise to provide municipal reparations to the African-American and Indigenous communities.This episode originally aired on July 21, 2020https://www.wpri.com/news/pulse-of-providence/pulse-of-providence-ep-1-mayor-jorge-elorza/
2020-07-2138 min
Matt Allen UncutEpisode 52: Johnny VillellaJohnny Villella is the Co-Chief Photographer for WPRI Channel 12. He's the guy who's responsible for some of the most legendary footage from some of the most impactful investigative pieces in recent history. I try to get into the mind and methods of a TV photog and how you have to think to "get the shot" that is crucial to telling a compelling story. Don't forget to subscribe : https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/matt-allen-uncut/id1433024182
2020-04-211h 05Matt Allen UncutEpisode 49: Walt ButeauWalt Buteau has been with WPRI Channel 12 for 25 years. He's a long time member of the Target 12 Investigative Team and one of the people behind the popular "Street Stories". We talk about his career and his take on the world of journalism. Wait until you hear his theory on voting as a journalist. I really enjoyed this and it could have probably gone on for hours. Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE in order to get these delivered to your device when they come out.
2020-03-121h 26Matt Allen UncutEpisode 45: Kim KalunianA former member of the WPRO news department, Kim Kalunian is now a reporter and anchor from WPRI channel 12. We talked about her career and how she puts together both stories and a newscast. DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE!!!
2020-01-211h 07Matt Allen UncutEpisode 44: Joe FlemingJoe Fleming is a RI pollster who works with WPRI Channel 12. We talk about polling and the techniques he uses to get the pulse of the people during election season. We had a fascinating discussion about the art and science of polling. Don't forget to subscribe!!
2019-11-221h 04
BartholomewtownCircling Back with Ted Nesi (Editor, Reporter, WPRI)Send a textIn this episode of The Bartholomewtown Podcast, Bill Bartholomew sits down with WPRI Editor and Reporter Ted Nesi for an uptempo chat about Rhode Island media and politics. The pair look to the 2020 and 2022 elections in the southern New England market, and talk changes in the landscape of the media in the region.Support the show
2019-11-1236 minMatt Allen UncutEpisode 42: Will GilbertWill Gilbert is the Co-Host of the Rhode Show on WPRI Channel 12 and the guy that gave me my first shot on the air in RI. He's a REALLY fun guy and we had a great conversation about his career. We also get some great behind the scenes stories about some of the famous people he gotten to meet!Dont forget to subscribe!!
2019-10-301h 08BartholomewtownCircling Back with Tim White (Editor, Lead Investigative Reporter, WPRI)Send a textIn this episode of The Bartholomewtown Podcast, Bill Bartholomew sits down with WPRI Channel 12 Editor and Lead Investigative Reporter Tim White for a fascinating conversation about the changing landscape of Rhode Island media (and media consumption in general), as well as looking back on the 2018 Rhode Island election cycle - and what lessons might be drawn for 2020 and 2022. We also discuss the late-greats of Rhode Island television investigative journalism: Tim's father Jack White and WJAR's Jim Taricani.Support the show
2019-10-2940 minMatt Allen UncutEpisode 40: Danielle NorthDanielle North is an anchor at WPRI and is celebrating her 20th year in RI broadcasting!! We talk about her career and some of the interests she has outside of the news business. She will do almost anything for her viewers. She might even speak at your funeral :) Subscribe to get these delivered to your device!!
2019-10-011h 01Matt Allen UncutEpisode 32: Tim White and Ted NesiWPRI 12 is expanding their investigative news operation. Tim White and Ted Nesi join me to discuss it. What will it mean for you as a consumer? What does it say about the local news market place? We discuss it all. I love talking to these guys and you'll love listening to them. Don't forget to subscribe!!
2019-06-081h 11Matt Allen UncutEpisode 17: Dan McGowanThe man who covers Providence and Education issues for WPRI and WPRI.com is the next guest on the podcast. We get to hear the interesting story of how he broke the story about a former Providence Police Chief hosting an under age drinking party at his home. ENJOY!!Subscribe on the Apple Podcast app!
2019-01-241h 26Matt Allen UncutEpisode 12 Ted NesiWPRI Reporter Ted Nesi joins us to talk about his career, experience in media, and how he tries to stay balanced in his reporting.
2018-12-041h 12BartholomewtownKim Kalunian (Televison Personality, WPRI)Send a textKim Kalunian is an anchor and reporter for WPRI channel 12 television in Providence, RI, where she has emerged as a signature talent on the station’s roster.Ahead of pursuing a full-time broadcasting career, which launched with radio work, and a stint at Providence news-talk station WPRO, Kim was a full-time stage actress, performing nationally and locally, including at Trinity Rep. I identified with Kim’s journey as an artist, making bold choices to pursue her dreams - and fulfi...
2018-12-0435 minBartholomewtownRI election preview with Dan McGowan (WPRI.com)Send a textIn this episode of The Bartholomewtown Podcast, Bill Bartholomew welcomes back Rhode Island-favorite, WPRI.com reporter Dan McGowan. The pair preview the upcoming Providence Mayoral and Council races, gubernatorial race, plus talk about Dan's work as a multimedia reporter. Not to mention, discussion on possible Rhode Island politics baseball trading cards!Support the show
2018-11-0241 min