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Reading and Writing Ourselves

Why are kids so obsessed with reading about adoption?

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REPLAY: Talkin’ Hurricanes

Unfortunately, when tourists travel for clean air, they bring polluted air with them.

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REPLAY: Music Matters

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My Pandemic Valentine

It’s the season of love — but keep your distance!

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REPLAY: Music that Mends

Much is written about incarcerated people. This week, we hear what they are writing and thinking about themselves.

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Outdoor Archives

Cemeteries are outdoor archives. After decades of neglect, volunteers are clearing the brush and illuminating America’s repressed histories.

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REPLAY: Stirring the Pot

Have you noticed the lettuce shortage? This week, With Good Reason is taking you back to the art of canning and preserving food.

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Working Through History

Jim Crow continues to impact the American labor market, and COVID-19 is making the workplace increasingly inequitable for women of all races.

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Music Matters

These are trying times for musicians as large gatherings have been outlawed. Virginia Folklife has created TRAIN: Teachers of Remote Arts Instruction Network in response to the global COVID-19 pandemic and …

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Mountains in Harmony

The singing of former Appalachian coal miner and preacher Frank Newsome exemplifies the oldest, English-language religious music passed down orally in America. And there’s a mountain range in Romania where coal mining communities share a lot in common with Appalachia.

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Watching History

On the eve of WWI, Antoine Köpe had a front seat to history. A century later, Antoine’s elaborate journals, cartoons, recordings, and collections reveal what it was like in the last days of the Ottoman Empire.

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Mountains and Mining

Travel to the Carpathian Mountains in Romania and you’ll find a place that’s not unlike Appalachia.

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