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Coming up on Connections: Thursday, October 19th

First hour: Efforts to redevelop the Port of Rochester Second hour: The future of reading

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Connections: Efforts to redevelop the Port of Rochester

The development of the Port of Rochester has been the subject of hot debate for more than 20 years – think Fast Ferry and the unsuccessful 2016 proposal for mixed-use housing and retail development....

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Connections: The future of reading

How is technology changing the way that we read? And how is social media changing how we tell stories? These are questions that will be addressed at an upcoming symposium hosted by the Monroe County...

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Connections: Poetry, translation, and the impact on war-torn communities

Lebanese poet Jawdat Fakhreddine wrote his collection of poems, Lighthouse for the Drowning , while living in exile in the United States during Lebanon's civil war. The book was published in Arabic in...

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Connections: Dispelling myths about aging

Kathrine Switzer is best known as the first woman to officially enter and run the Boston Marathon. Her entry was controversial, and her story became known internationally when a race official tried to...

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Weekend Connections: Week of October 16th

Weekend Connections is a collection of some of the most noteworthy moments from the week on Connections with Evan Dawson. This episode includes conversations about: Sexual assault and the dangers of...

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Coming up on Connections: Monday, October 23rd

First hour: How diversity in the classroom improves student outcomes Second hour: Reverend Barry Lynn on the separation of church and state

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Connections: The value of diversity in the classroom

Journalist Nikole Hannah Jones has become a leading voice in the conversation about schools and equality. She's coming to Rochester as a guest of Great Schools for All, an organization dedicated to...

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Connections: Reverend Barry Lynn on the separation of church and state

One of the most prominent opponents of the political marriage between Republicans and Evangelical Christians is an ordained Christian minister. Barry Lynn is also the executive director of Americans...

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Connections: The impact of multigenerational trauma

Trauma affects families of all ethnicities, ages, and socioeconomic backgrounds, and it can be the result of a number of factors: crimes against humanity; terrorism; natural disasters; poverty; and...

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Connections: NPR Tiny Desk Concert winner Gaelynn Lea

The winner of NPR's 2016 Tiny Desk Concert is a remarkable musician from Duluth, Minnesota named Gaelynn Lea . Lea is a classically trained fiddler whose music includes Celtic and American fiddle...

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Coming up on Connections: Wednesday, October 25th

First hour: The latest with healthcare legislation and open enrollment options Second hour: Rochester Gay Men's Chorus celebrates 35 years

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Connections: The latest with healthcare legislation and open enrollment options

President Trump says that Americans should consider Obamacare dead and buried, but it's not. So what options do Americans have when it comes to the open enrollment period? We discuss options and the...

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Connections: Rochester Gay Men's Chorus celebrates 35 years

The Rochester Gay Men's Chorus is celebrating 35 years of performances and community activism. The group promotes social change and LGBTQ pride through the choral arts. We listen to some music and talk...

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Coming up on Connections: Thursday, October 26th

First hour: Should New York hold a constitutional convention? Second hour: Previewing the New York Climate Solutions Summit

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Connections: Is this the year New York State holds a constitutional...

In less than two weeks, New York voters will decide if the state will hold its first constitutional convention since 1967. It's an opportunity New Yorkers have every 20 years, and it gives delegates a...

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Connections: Previewing the New York Climate Solutions Summit

What can we do on a daily basis to help mitigate the effects of climate change? That's the focus of the upcoming New York Climate Solutions Summit . We discuss a number of solutions and how to...

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Coming up on Connections: Friday, October 27th

First hour: How "Self-Direction" enables people with disabilities to live more independent lives Second hour: New holiday album celebrates George Eastman's legacy

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Connections: How "self-direction" enables people with disabilities to live...

An emerging model called self-direction is enabling people with disabilities to live more independent lives. Self-directed individuals choose where they live, they design their own days and activities,...

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Connections: New holiday album celebrates George Eastman's legacy

It's Christmas...in October! It may seem early to be listening to Christmas music, but perhaps it would be something George Eastman would do. The philanthropist is known for his love of music and often...

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