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From: New Hampshire Public Radio
Series: Civics 101

The founders left three groups out of the Declaration of Independence: Black Americans, Indigenous peoples, and women. This is how they responded.

Bought by WYAP, WXAV 88.3FM Chicago, WVTF, WXDU, Oregon Public Broadcasting and more

Jeff Brandt on the music of 1971

From: Justin Angle
Series: A New Angle

This week at MTPR, we’re celebrating music and stories from 1971 to commemorate 50 years of National Public Radio. To celebrate this history, we’re...

Bought by KUFM - Montana Public Radio, KUFM - Montana Public Radio, and KUFM - Montana Public Radio

Kent State

From: Guy Rathbun
Series: IdeaSphere: A Platform for Today's Voices

On May 4, 1970, four Kent State University students were killed and nine were wounded by National Guardsmen. The students were unarmed. The Guard w...

Bought by KCBX

The Untold Story of PRIDE in Central Minnesota 2019

From: KVSC
Series: Untold Stories of Central Minnesota

In today’s Untold Story of Central Minnesota, Arts & Cultural Heritage Producer Jeff Carmack talks about Pride because it is Pride month, and how t...

The Political Edge: Part Six of a Seven Part Series on the Ocean Edge

From: World Ocean Observatory
Series: World Ocean Radio

Caption: Cape of Good Hope. Cape Town, South Africa, Credit: Photo by Victor Smits on Unsplash

We continue our thematic overview of the ocean edge this week with a conversation centered around coastal and offshore zones and the politics that ...

1968: 50 Years Later - Part 3: The Voters Have Their Say

From: Ken Rudin's Political Junkie
Series: Political Junkie (Specials)

Part 3 of a special series from Ken Rudin's Political Junkie -- 1968: 50 Years Later. Richard Nixon stages a political comeback. Segregationist Gov...

Bought by KJZZ, Interlochen Public Radio, KGOU, Georgia Public Broadcasting, WXAV 88.3FM Chicago and more

1968: 50 Years Later - Part 2: A Party Divided

From: Ken Rudin's Political Junkie
Series: Political Junkie (Specials)

Part 2 of a special series from Ken Rudin's Political Junkie -- 1968: 50 Years Later. The Democratic National Convention gets underway in Chicago, ...

Bought by KJZZ, WAMU, Interlochen Public Radio, KGOU, WITF and more

Veterans Day Soldier Story: Bob Buntin

From: Charles McGuigan
Series: A Grain of Sand

Caption: Bob Buntin, Credit: Rebecca D'Angelo

Back in 1933 when Bob Buntin was just a little boy, shortly after an event that rocked the entire structure of his family, he heard part of a speec...

Specters of Attica: Reflections from Inside a Michigan Prison Strike

From: Making Contact

On the 45th anniversary of the Attica prison uprising, hundreds imprisoned inside Michigan’s Kinross Correctional Facility refused to report to wor...

Bought by WVAS

1968: 50 Years Later - Part 1: Turbulence and Tragedy

From: Ken Rudin's Political Junkie
Series: Political Junkie (Specials)

Part 1 of a special series from Ken Rudin's Political Junkie -- 1968: 50 Years Later. After a disappointing result in the New Hampshire Primary, Pr...

Bought by KJZZ, Interlochen Public Radio, WITF, KGOU, WHFR and more

Political Junkie - 1968: 50 Years Later (PROMOS)

From: Ken Rudin's Political Junkie
Series: Political Junkie (Specials)

Join Ken Rudin for 1968: 50 Years Later, a special three-part series looking back on the dramatic political events of 1968. Ken speaks with journal...

Bought by KGOU, WHFR, and WFAE

Robert W. Merry discusses presidential performance

From: Boise State Public Radio
Series: Reader's Corner with Bob Kustra

On this Presidents' Day weekend, host Bob Kustra interviews Robert W. Merry about his book, "Where They Stand."

Loki_Trauma Sparks Change

From: Kimberley Little White Owl Lambert
Series: The Water Protectors: Killing the Black Snake #noDAPL

Standing Rock Water Protector Loki talks about his experience at the Front and how Trauma Sparks Change in America

Why Does Baltimore Have So Many Confederate Monuments?

From: Stefanie Mavronis

Caption: Baltimore's Lee-Jackson Monument, Credit: Stefanie Mavronis

Baltimore City is home to four Civil War monuments. Three are Confederate. We look at the history of how they got there and explore how people inte...

Labor Painter, Ralph Fasanella, a retrospective by curator Leslie Umberger

From: National Endowment for the Arts
Series: Art Works

Caption: Ralph Fasanella, (1914-1997), , Credit: Charmian Reading, about 1970, black and white print, American Folk Art Museum, New York, Gift of the Estate of Ralph Fasanella. © 1970, Estate of Ralph Fasanella

Ralph Fasanella: Labor's Painter

Bought by WABE, KPIP-LP, and Marfa Public Radio

The Dream Before the Dream: Detroit, 1963

From: Zak Rosen

On June 23, 1963, labor and church leaders organized tens of thousands of people in Detroit for the Great March to Freedom. Dr. Martin Luther King ...

Bought by New Hampshire Public Radio, WABE, and PRX Remix