Left, Right & Center is KCRW’s show where we take on all the political issues -- even the complicated ones that might divide your own family.

Introduce children to classical music in a fun and entertaining way.

WTIP North Shore Community Radio’s Local Music Project is a monthly program highlighting some of the many talented musicians that live and perform around the North Shore of Lake Superior. Each half-hour program will explore the artist’s roots, musical inspiration, and influences through in-depth interviews and examples of their music.

Young people are experts in their neighborhoods. They pay attention to peers, neighbors and surroundings in ways adults often overlook. Story Squad is an audio storytelling program of the South Chicago’s YMCA's Youth Safety and Violence Prevention (YSVP) empowering youth to channel their local expertise and share their stories with the world. Our curriculum focuses on developing self-reflection, critical thinking and storytelling skills for analyzing and processing the causes and impacts of community violence.

The Boarding Schools of early America is a sad story of the U.S. Government's attempts to assimilate the American Indian inhabiting this land before them, into the mainstream society. The coin phrase of the first Boarding School program was to 'kill the Indian, save the child'. This series about the Lake Vermilion Boarding School: Stories of survival and resilience was produced by the Nett Lake Radio Project and made possible by the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.

The North Shore is home to a rich history and diverse culture. In Moments in Time, WTIP North Shore Community Radio speaks with members of the community and region about their memories from different periods of our region's past to help foster an appreciation and understanding of the community in which we find ourselves today.

Society of Sound Radio Network LIVE Broadcasts.

A show that investigates the meaning of masculinity.

Called contemporary, literary, eclectic, and authentic, this weekday 100-second show offers brief compelling readings by authors from their new books. Past readings by: Jimmy Carter, Amy Poehler, Nigel Hamilton, among 400 to date, with 50 percent women authors. In 2014, TAC featured 10 Pulitzer-winners and was the second most-licensed new public radio show on PRX. Air TAC for your most memorable "minute" of your broadcast day! You may zip-download -- free -- dozens of readings to delight and inform your listeners at: www.authorscorner.org

The story of South Africa's struggle against apartheid.

Sound is always flooding into our ears. This series examines what sound is and how we (and other animals) make sense of it.

A selection of radio pieces completed during my undergraduate degree at the University of Idaho.