Off The Beat

This week, Tanya Somanader reports on the future of Barrington Zion Bible College; and Laura Brion and Chris Mastrangelo bring part 2 in a special report on HPV vaccine legislation in Rhode Island. News round-up produced by Boaz Munro and Peter McElroy. And you have two chances to get creative and guess the latest installation of Sounds of the City (if you need some more hints, click “Read the rest of this entry” to see more photos).

This week’s show is hosted and produced by Chris Gang.
Music by Beirut, Mirah and Shearwater.

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This week, the first installment of Laura Brion’s in-depth coverage of the HPV vaccine’s RI reception. Then, John McGarry and Will Bostwick report on the Senate’s work calendar, and Vicky Chao takes us seal watching. Plus, Will Bowling brings the week’s news round-up. Who’s screaming? Bounce your ideas around with Sounds of the City.

This week’s host is Peter McElroy, and the show was produced by Chris Gang and Peter McElroy. Music by RJD2, Chet Atkins and Brown University’s own Charlie Hunter.

A reminder for those listeners in Providence on or around College Hill: This is the last week to visit “From Gaspipes to Websites: Radio at Brown 1936-2006,” running until Friday, March 9, at the John Hay Library at Brown University. Get some perspective on Brown Student Radio’s roots!

For more information:
Brown University’s John Hay Exhibit Page
and 70 Years of Radio History Blog.

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