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Slow Birding: Joan E Strassman 04.11.2022 7:02
Evolutionary Biologist, Joan E. Strassman, shares the art of appreciating birds, with the art of deceleration. https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/667563/slow-birding-by-joan-e-strassmann/
Blacktold: 33 Dynamic Essay's From Andscape 03.11.2022 15:12
Raina Kelley, Vice-President of Andscape and Editor in Chief, shares a collection of Black perspectives from Andscape, covering everything from George Floyd, Black Twitter, Jake from State Farm, King Kong, and more. https://andscape.com/
Holiday Travel Tips for our Pets 03.11.2022 4:57
Dr. Tracy Dice shares Tracy's top tips for traveling with your Fur Babies during the Holiday season. https://www.zoetispetcare.com/products/cerenia
U.S. Army: Americans and Sleep 03.11.2022 7:12
Major Allison Brager, an Army Neuroscientist, shares the troubling truth of America's sleep debt, how we can re-correct our broken sleep patterns, and what to do if we must function on a broken sleep schedule. https://www.cdc.gov/sleep/index.html
National Geographic: The Stargazer's Atlas 03.11.2022 15:44
Andrew Fazekas, better known as the "Night Sky Guy", walks us through the 2nd edition of the Stargazer's Atlas, Covering everything from James Webb, Asteroids, Constellations, and Asterisms. https://thenightskyguy.com/
Indivisible: Daniel Webster and the Birth of American Nationalism 03.11.2022 9:51
What is an American? For American Orator, Attorney, and Senator Daniel Webster, the Idea of an American was originally ratified in 1788. Joel Richard Paul follows the influences and political happenings that shaped Webster's view of National unity, and his defense of the Constitution, no matter the cost. https://joelrichardpaul.com/
Author Interview: Peter Orner 03.11.2022 13:48
Still No Word From You; Notes in the Margin, the latest book from Peter Orner imaginatively weaves together a collection of essay's that connects seemingly irrelevant stories that make up the greater part of life.
National Geographic: Food Journeys of a Lifetime 31.10.2022 13:42
Glen Mutel guides us through a world of exciting cuisine, and how food tourism has grown since the Pandemic. https://books.disney.com/book/food-journeys-of-a-lifetime-2nd-edition/
The U.S. Army Reserve: October Energy Action Month 28.10.2022 6:52
Colonel Martin Naranjo, Director Army Reserve Installation Management Directorate, joins us to discuss the important of Energy Action Month, and shares tips on how we can better conserve the energy that keeps our lights on.
Lowell Police Chief Rick Gempeler 28.10.2022 12:43
Interview in advance of his 10/30/22 retirement
Interview: R.K. Russell 21.10.2022 13:12
Football Player, Activist, Author, R.K. Russell joins us on October 11th National Coming Out Day, to discuss his upcoming memoir. Discussing why being true to yourself is one of the most challenging and rewarding journeys one can undertake, and the NFL's actions, or lack thereof, of LBGTQ+ representation within the league. https://rkrelentless.wordpress.com/
Author Interview: Mariko Tamaki 21.10.2022 7:32
Mariko Tamaki takes a bite out of Classical Literature for her modern take on Anne of Green Gables, Anne of Greenville. https://www.instagram.com/marikotamaki/?hl=en
Attack of the Black Rectangles! 20.10.2022 23:02
Amy Serig King is more than an Author, she's also a Juggler. Amy uses both of these talents to capture a fictional tale of a curious boy named Mac, who refuses to let the increasingly persistent black rectangles from interfering with the full story. https://www.as-king.com/
National Geographic: Weird But True Birthdays! 20.10.2022 9:10
What is Fairy Food, and which country eats it to celebrate Birthdays? That question is among many in this strange but factual collection, as only National Geographic can compose. https://books.disney.com/book/weird-but-true-birthdays/
Author Interview: Howard Yaruss 20.10.2022 10:49
What is the Importance of the Federal Reserve? What Makes Currency valuable? What is the cost of Free Trade? Howard Yaruss brings his unique understanding of economics, and straight forward communicative style together in his latest book. https://howardyaruss.com/
Serwa Boateng's Guide to Vampire Hunting 20.10.2022 14:12
Author Roseanne A. Brown join to discuss her latest book, and how her upbringing and Ghanaian culture inspired this modern Vampire tale. https://www.roseanneabrown.com/serwa-boatengs-guide-to-vampire-hunting
Interview: Fronto-Temporal Dementia 06.10.2022 8:42
Dr. Andrea Bozoki and Susan Dickinson (AFTD Chief Executive Officer), join WBEV to discuss the often under/miss-diagnosed condition of Fronto-Temporal Dementia (FTD), and how genetic testing can offer hope for the disease. https://www.learnftd.com/
Interview: Blood Cancer and Drug Shortages 20.09.2022 5:24
Special Guests Dr. Rachel Rau and Abizer Gaslightwala join during Blood Cancer Awareness month, to discuss the issue of reoccurring drug shortages, and how pharmaceutical companies are finding ways of reducing the impact on patients who need the medications the most.
National Geographic: Breakdown! 19.09.2022 15:04
How do Fireworks fail? How do Boats stay afloat? What is a Sinkhole anyway?! Breakdown, is the exploration of things that crash, implode, crunch, crash, pop, bang, and more! https://books.disney.com/book/break-down/
Author Interview: Deborah Wiles 19.09.2022 15:11
Author Deborah Wiles has always taken inspiration from her childhood and the history that shaped that not too distant world. In Bobby, Deborah writes a story supported by illustrations and wit, to appeal to a new generation of the influence of tenderness and leadership.
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