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>> before we begin, i just want to be sure we received word that there may be folks here tonight who intend to disrupt our guest. i share your view. and frankly, id be surprised if that were to happen. ive had the opportunity to participate in every single one of these events, and this hasnt happened. but i think you will agree that this audience would agree that there is no place here for the cancel culture. this is a place where free speech thrives and as president reagan wanted a pl...

i just want to be sure we received word that there may be folks here tonight who intend to disrupt our guest. i share your view. and frankly, id be surprised if that were to happen. ive had the opportunity to participate in every single one of these events, and this hasnt happened. but i think you will agree that this audience would agree that there is no place here for the cancel culture. this is a place where free speech thrives and as president reagan wanted a place for real debate....

The gig combined live underground music with onstage interviews to introduce the future of the Eora music scene and celebrate the podcast’s second birthday.

On Saturday afternoon, Green Room 42 was home to an “experiment” for pianist and composer Kevin Winebold, as the talented musician has been toying with the idea of a monthly variety show. Come Saturday evening, Green Room 42 saw another show teeming with variety - the Australian Theatre Festival (ATF) NYC’s Cabaret!

A look at boys soccer state semifinalists Lafayette, McCracken County, Ryle and St. Xavier.

Black Americans are disproportionately impacted by the effects of climate change. Into America explores the links between white supremacy and America’s inaction on the environment.

Louisiana state officials are working to restore the state’s disappearing coastline, but their environmental plans are coming at the expense of Black Oystermen.

The Science and Technology Facilities Council helped children get hands on with space.

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Greenwood County’s Promised Land community will be featured in a segment of “Reconstructed,” a Black history series that is part of the MSNBC podcast “Into America.”