On this episode of Meraki Radio, Ambreen returns to discuss the social impacts of unmasking at a hospital job -- meaning, mask mandates have dropped and folks can see each other's faces. We also discuss misinformation from social media, particularly in the area of nutrition.
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It is written that Lothlórien was the vast woodland realm of the Galadhrim elves located near the lower Misty Mountains in northern Middle-earth, Lothlórien is also a fantastic band of musicans featured this week, recording during their wanderings among the forests of New Zealand. Also featured are the equally mystical sounds of Leveret, Vincey Kechan, Maddy Prior & June Tabor, Billy Ross & Janet Russell from Burns: The Complete Songs, prog band Gryphon, Loreena McKennitt, Martin Hayes & The Common Ground Ensemble, The Shee and the De Dannan All Stars.
Tune in live on Tuesdays from 11 a.m. to noon at KDRT 95.7FM with replays Monday 8-9pm, Saturday 6-7pm. Outside the broadcast area you can stream at kdrt.org, or subscribe to the Celtic Songlines podcast on Apple podcasts.
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Mon, 05/08/2023 - 12:00am | md79922
Davis high graduates and teachers take a moment to remember the life of Karim Najm. Also, ways to destress for finals and an audio editorial asking why men's sports games receive more attention than women's games. Packages by Sean Campbell and Leyla Bolkan, Lewis Williams, and Alessandra Trask.
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This week Renee Lancaster, the founder of Rotts of Friends, shares her love and devotion to our four-legged friends. From the Woodland nonprofit's website:
"The creation of Rotts of Friends is the long-term dream of Renee Lancaster. As an experienced breeder of German Shepherds and Rottweilers for police, personal protection, and working companions, she has seen firsthand the growth of abuse and neglect of dogs of all breeds.
"The heart of Rotts of Friends started with the deep love and appreciation of the Rottweiler breed. For more than three decades, Renee has watched as this breed has gone from relative obscurity to public persecution. In 1981, Rottweilers were an unknown breed. By 1990, the misplaced popularity with these dogs caused shelters to swell with increased numbers of Rottweilers and other 'bad-boy' dogs.
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