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Perspectives

Society EN ↓ 300 episodes

Perspectives are commentaries produced by and for WNIJ listeners, from a panel of regular contributors and guests.

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Northern Public Radio

Category

Society

Podcast website

www.northernpublicradio.org

Latest episode

Jul 8, 2026

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Episodes

Perspective: Animal rescuers should give us hope -- and inspiration 29.04.2025

Connie Seraphine points out some animal behaviors that put our nation's leaders to shame.

Perspective: Broken but unbowed 28.04.2025

It's another big break for Wester Wuori. And he will survive.

Perspective: Protests work 25.04.2025

Deborah Booth says protesting really can make a difference.

Perspective: Logging and mining National Forests won't solve wildfires 23.04.2025

Holly Jones takes a look at who really benefits from recent forestry rule changes.

Perspective: The strange arc of Russian/American relations 21.04.2025

Reed Scherer compares American views on Russia today to what his grandparents lived through.

Perspective: Celebrate Earth Day by saving money 18.04.2025

Bob Babcock of Rockford invites you to learn about Demand Reduction at the Earth Day Energy Expo in Rockford.

Perspective: Dysfunction at the micro and macro levels 17.04.2025

Suzanne Degges-White looks at how dysfunction at home translates into dysfunction in the workplace.

Perspective: The time capsule 16.04.2025

Lucy Atkinson opens a gateway to the past and sets one for the future.

Perspective: The love behind the anniversary 16.04.2025

Katie Andraski shares an unusual tale to explain 39 years of marriage.

Perspective: The perilous path of tariffs 14.04.2025

Bob Evans weighs in on President Trump's use of tariffs.

Perspective: Farmers, food insecurity, and chainsaws 09.04.2025

Federal cuts are hitting home in the most basic way, says Kyle White.

Perspective: I dream of ferries 07.04.2025

A visit to Sydney Harbor expands Paula Garrett's horizons.

Perspective: A secret affair 04.04.2025

Dependable, not fancy. That's what Rosie Klepper wants.

Perspective: The bright side of Doomsday 31.03.2025

Lori Drummond-Cherniwchan says she learned compassion can rise from the ashes of catastrophe... from a podcast.

Perspective: From carbon footprint to civic footprint 28.03.2025

Worried about your carbon footprint? Thomas Skuzinski says try thinking about your civil footprint.

Perspective: Who are the most evolved politicians? 28.03.2025

How do you deal with someone who hasn't evolved as far as they should? Ask Connie Seraphine.

Perspective: Why research matters 26.03.2025

Karen Samonds says it's time for science to push back.

Perspective: A few words of gratitude 25.03.2025

Wester Wuori takes some advice from his wife and accentuates the positive.

Perspective: A reading from George Orwell 24.03.2025

Andrew Nelson finds a classic story holds a lot of truth today.

Perspective: Finding hope in a Tolkien deep-cut 21.03.2025

Cody Schmitz finds goodness and love in a classic.

Perspective: What has your government done for you lately? 20.03.2025

The howling winds make Emily McKee wonder what's being swept away — and whether we will let it be taken.

Perspective: The alarming pile of disregards 19.03.2025

Mary Gardner says our government is "disregarding" us.

Perspective: OK, Betty, you win 18.03.2025

Mark Rosie Klepper's words, four-eyes. Age comes for us all.

Perspective: What if something happens? 17.03.2025

Dan Kenney is tired of excuses.

Perspective: The slow worm 14.03.2025

In honor of St. Patrick's Day, Tom McBride spins a poem about the slow worm.

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