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Where We Live

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Produced by Connecticut Public, 'Where We Live' puts Connecticut in context. Host Catherine Shen brings us fascinating, informed, in-depth conversations and stories beyond news headlines. We start local, but we take time to explore domestic and international issues and consider how they impact us personally and here at home.

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  1. Enslaved Native Americans were sent to Bermuda. Centuries later, they reconnect 49:00
  2. As temperatures drop, the cost of staying warm is on the rise 49:01
  3. How does winter affect our mood? 49:02
  4. Eric Liu on why citizenship is more than a status 49:00
  5. Following the vote: Key races and election security 49:00
  6. What does recovery from a stroke look like? 49:00
  7. The Baby-Sitter's Club and the power of graphic novels 49:00
  8. Finding history in our own backyards 49:00
  9. 'Generation Gilmore Girls' looks back 26 years later 41:00
  10. Ghosts, legends and things that go bump in the Nutmeg State 49:00
  11. AI is shaking up the book world: A local rare-book seller and author share their stories 48:46
  12. Beyond the textbook: Bringing real science into the classroom 49:00
  13. What it takes to prevent domestic violence 40:55
  14. Examining America's promise of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness for Indigenous communities 49:00
  15. Have a little hope: Conversations that inspire 49:00
  16. Amy-Jill Levine, CT professor, embraces top role in Catholic organization 49:00
  17. In a digital world, what makes a toy worth picking up? 49:09
  18. CT interior designer Sophie von Oertzen Williamson is team 'never beige' 48:00
  19. A conversation with Abigail Savitch-Lew's at River Bend Book Shop 48:59
  20. How to make the most of fall in Connecticut 49:00
  21. The UN General Assembly kicks off: CT humanitarian aid leaders are in attendance 50:00
  22. Chef Ham El-Waylly serves up comfort and nostalgia in 'Hello, Home Cooking' 49:00
  23. Alzheimer’s Disease: What we know, and what’s changing 48:59
  24. Rocks rock! A celebration of the new CT state rock 48:41
  25. After ICE arrests, community cares for families left behind 50:00
  26. From the N.F.L. to youth sports, what new research tells us about brain injuries 49:00
  27. 25 years later, teachers are still helping students understand 9/11 49:00
  28. AI is shaking up the book world: A local rare-book seller and author share their stories 49:00
  29. The lost art of hanging out: A conversation about third spaces 49:00
  30. Can Connecticut build a better childcare system? 49:00
  31. On the road: CT transportation leader on driver safety, highways and more 49:00
  32. Back to school in CT: Cellphones, vaccines and more 48:59
  33. Back-to-school season can feel like a sprint. What if we slowed down? 49:00
  34. Author Chris Bohjalian on his writing routines and his latest novel “The Amateur” 48:53
  35. Rocks rock! A celebration of the new CT state rock 49:00
  36. What draws these Connecticut adventurers to the sea? 49:00
  37. After losing a child, these parents dedicate their lives to advocacy 48:59
  38. How dementia caregivers navigate a challenging role: Catharsis, humor and patience 48:21
  39. The scoop on Connecticut’s best ice cream 49:00
  40. The chaos and majesty of geomagnetic storms 49:00
  41. 'Burn without opening:' How a mysterious note led to a family history investigation 49:00
  42. Worshippers return to the pews: CT religious researchers and leaders tell us why 49:00
  43. Housing roadblocks continue in CT: Local architects are stepping up to the challenge 49:00
  44. What we know about cyclosporiasis cases in CT, plus a look at air quality 49:00
  45. CT poet Rohanna Delossantos on migration, motherhood and stories passed down through generations 49:00
  46. When immigration enforcement reaches schools: How CT educators are responding 49:00
  47. Novelist Celeste Ng on great first lines and themes of identity and belonging 47:54
  48. The World Cup: A global game in a divided moment 49:00
  49. Making the most of summer in Connecticut 50:00
  50. What happens after animal abuse is reported? 49:00