| National Features |
| Two daytime soaps return, but will fans follow online (NPR "All Things Considered," 4/27/13) |
| Newtown residents: senate gun votes 'a slap in the face' (4/18/13, story was produced for NPR's "All Things Considered" but didn't air because of breaking news on Boston bombing. Audio here) |
| Newtown debates the future of Sandy Hook School (NPR "Weekend Edition," 1/18/13) |
| Some states puts brakes on driver's licenses for illegal immigrants (NPR "All Things Considered," 1/16/13) |
| Out-of-towners converge on Newtown (NPR "Morning Edition," 12/20/12) |
| In shooting aftermath, community continues seeking answers (NPR "Weekend Edition," 12/16/12) |
| Video: interview from Newtown on PBS NewsHour (12/14/12) |
Live 2-ways from Newtown on school shooting, 4pm hour, 6pm hour, 9pm hour
(NPR "All Things Considered," 12/14/12) |
| Seaweed becomes a new crop in America (NPR "Morning Edition," 10/12/12) |
| Heat guidelines keep young athletes cool (NPR "Morning Edition," 8/28/12) |
| Undercover operation cracks drug theft ring (NPR "Morning Edition," 5/4/12) |
| Search for missing corgi goes high-tech (NPR "All Things Considered," 4/26/12) |
| Canoer hopes to follow in dad's Olympic shoes (NPR "All Things Considered," 3/1/12) |
| Lottery jackpot is a spot in public housing ("Marketplace Morning Report," 2/7/12) |
| Stopping the 'brain drain' of the US economy (NPR, "All Things Considered," 2/5/12) |
| Monkeys love discounts, too ("Marketplace Money," 12/2/11) |
| Highly concentrated poverty on the rise ("Marketplace Morning Report," 11/3/11) |
| Irene forces laptop users to find WiFi outlets (NPR, "Morning Edition," 8/30/11) |
| Mosquito research feels bite of budget cuts (NPR, "Morning Edition," 8/25/11) |
| Swiss banking giant UBS to cut thousands of jobs (NPR, "Morning Edition," 8/24/11) |
| Suburbs riled by mountain lion reports (NPR, "All Things Considered," 6/16/11) |
| Search for clues only deepens "Leatherman" mystery (NPR, "Morning Edition," 5/26/11) |
| Connecticut Senator Lieberman won't seek reelection (NPR, "All Things Considered," 1/19/11) |
| Thousands of canceled flights cause travel backlog (NPR, "Morning Edition," 12/28/10) |
| Temporary work for the holiday season (NPR, "All Things Considered," 12/24/10) |
| Conn. Congressional freshman cornered by tax cuts (NPR, "Weekend Edition," 10/10/10) |
| Remembering Steven DeLuzio, killed in Afghanistan (NPR, "All Things Considered," 7/27/10) |
| Business booms for oil containment maker (NPR, "Morning Edition," 5/19/10) |
| Age may be barrier for 13-year-old college student (NPR, "All Things Considered," 3/26/10) |
| Investigation begins into Conn. gas explosion (Interviewed on "Here and Now," 2/8/10) |
| 5 workers killed in Conn. plant explosion (NPR, "Morning Edition," 2/8/10) |
| Training begins for Toyota mechanics (NPR, "All Things Considered," 2/4/10) |
| A racket sport for wintertime (NPR, "Morning Edition," 2/1/10) |
| Connecticut parks bring in deer hunters (NPR, "Weekend Edition," 1/30/10) |
| Zoo accepts exotic pets on 'amnesty day' (NPR, "All Things Considered," 7/26/09) |
| A single wing starts quest for mystery bird (NPR, "Weekend Edition," 7/19/09) |
| Need a flag from Bhutan? The Flag Man has it (NPR, "All Things Considered," 6/12/09) |
| Where Wall St. and Main St. collide - literally (NPR, "All Things Considered," 10/3/08) |
| U.S. Paralympic sailing team on deck to compete (NPR, "Weekend Edition," 9/14/08) |
Throwback baseball league catches on (NPR, "Morning Edition," 4/23/08)
(Also aired nationally on The Bryant Park Project) |
| WSHU Features |
| Conn. runner at Boston Marathon near finish line when explosion happened (WSHU, 4/15/13) |
| At Boston Marathon finish line: Quinnipiac athletic director was there (WSHU, 4/15/13) |
| Newtown activists protest Senate inaction by reading thousands of names of gun victims (WSHU, 4/10/13) |
| Sister of Newtown victim says families "making an impact" on Senators (WSHU, 4/10/13) |
| At President's visit, gun control advocates turn attention to Washington (WSHU, 4/9/13) |
| Malloy signs sweeping gun control law (WSHU, 4/4/13) |
| Gun shops react to Conn. legislation (WSHU, 4/3/13) |
| Conn. districts focus on school safety & security (WSHU, 3/28/13) |
| State of Disparity: A look inside on of Conn.'s "failing" public schools (WSHU, 3/27/13) |
| Bridgeport museum to send research satellite into space (WSHU, 3/1/13) |
| Remembering Sandy Hook school psychologist Mary Sherlach (WSHU, 2/15/13) |
| Sandy Hook teacher Lauren Rousseau remembered by her father (WSHU, 2/14/13) |
| State of Disparity: From luxury to food stamps (WSHU, 2/13/13) |
| Malloy delivers budget address, GOP and some mayors not happy (WSHU, 2/6/13) |
| Conn. task force holds hearing in Newtown (WSHU, 1/31/13) |
| Newtown community discusses what to do with Sandy Hook school (WSHU, 1/20/13) |
| Some states offering drivers licenses to certain illegal immigrants (WSHU, 1/16/13) |
| Out-of-towners converge on Newtown (WSHU, 12/20/12) |
| For neighbor of Newtown funeral home, society seems too fragmented (WSHU, 12/17/12) |
| Funeral of Jack Pinto "very emotional, very moving" (WSHU, 12/17/12) |
| In shooting aftermath, community continues seeking answers (WSHU, 12/16/12) |
A look at some demographic numbers in the American Community Survey
(WSHU, 12/7/12) |
Birthday celebration for jazz great Dave Brubeck becomes a remembrance
(WSHU, 12/7/12) |
State of Disparity: A stark economic dividing line: Rowayton & South Norwalk
(WSHU, 12/5/12) |
| Officially launching "State of Disparity" series & blog (WSHU, 11/28/12) |
| A quest for optimism leads to beer (WSHU, 11/26/12) |
| McMahon concedes victory to Murphy (WSHU, 11/6/12) |
| An update from FEMA on hurricane recovery (WSHU, 11/6/12) |
| Voters to choose how Bridgeport selects board of ed members (WSHU, 11/5/12) |
| Recovering from Sandy: reports from Conn. & LI (WSHU, 10/31/12) |
| Conn. officials explain evacuation decison (WSHU, 10/30/12) |
| First high tide of Sandy passes with big waves, no flooding (WSHU, 10/29/12) |
| Conn. 2nd District candidates focus on small business (WSHU, 10/25/12) |
| Seaweed: miracle crop in Connecticut? (WSHU, 10/13/12) |
| Blind Greenwich native competes in crew at Paralympics (WSHU, 8/31/12) |
| Heat guidelines keep young football players safe (WSHU, 8/28/12) |
| A year later, damage from Irene still felt (WSHU, 8/27/12) |
| Thousands get CPR training in Stamford (WSHU, 8/26/12) |
| Murphy, McMahon win primaries (WSHU, 8/15/12) |
| Before primary, McMahon & Murphy talk economy (WSHU, 8/14/12) |
| Conn. officials frustrated with New York over LI Sound conservation (WSHU, 8/9/12) |
| New York City kids spend summer hard at work in Conn. woods (WSHU, 8/1/12) |
| Curfew for Bridgeport teens is controversial (WSHU, 7/27/12) |
| Sea level rise raises concerns of flooding and beach erosion (WSHU, 7/24/12) |
| Coyotes in Connecticut: What to do about a hungry predator? (WSHU, 7/18/12) |
| Conn. moves to trim low income adults from Medicaid roll (WSHU, 7/3/12) |
| Heat wave means a tough day at work for some (WSHU, 6/20/12) |
| Housatonic University holds jobs fair for young people (WSHU, 6/11/12) |
| How accurate are property tax assessments in Connecticut? (WSHU, 6/7/12) |
| Remembering recent Yale graduate Marina Keegan (WSHU, 5/31/12) |
| Disabled high school student finds his voice on the radio (WSHU, 5/1/12) |
| Search for missing corgi goes high-tech (WSHU, 4/26/12) |
| Malloy meets more criticism from teachers on education reform (WSHU, 4/11/12) |
| After demolition begins, Occupy New Haven eviction postponed by court again (WSHU, 4/10/12) |
| Q&A: Author, cartoonist & songwriter Sandra Boynton writes for kids & their parents (WSHU, 4/3/12) |
| Hopeful entrepreneurs compete for start-up support (WSHU, 4/2/12) |
| Occupy New Haven celebrates court ruling that stops eviction for 2 weeks (WSHU, 3/14/12) |
| Occupy New Haven protestors say they'll defy order to leave (WSHU, 3/12/12) |
| Whitewater canoer hopes to follow in father's Olympic footsteps (WSHU, 3/2/12) |
| Q&A: Conn. Senator Prague suffering over upcoming death penalty vote (WSHU, 2/17/12 |
| Students protest how many of their classmates choose business, finance careers (WSHU, 2/7/12 |
| Seniors concerned about planned closure of Norwalk SS office (WSHU, 1/19/12) |
| Pastor remembers inviting Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. to Conn. (WSHU, 1/16/12) |
| Audits stop homes from leaking heat, and money (WSHU, 12/28/11) |
| Fairfield County Focus: Home heating (Hour-long show, hosted by Craig, 12/17/11) |
| DNA evidence doesn't necessarily lead to arrests (WSHU, 12/13/11) |
| New ed commissioner voices support for Conn. charter schools (WSHU, 11/29/11) |
| Spirit of protest and thanksgiving at Occupy New Haven (WSHU, 11/24/11) |
| "Garden Voices" series (produced by Craig, WSHU, Nov. 8, 9, 10) |
| Halloween on hold for some, others hit the mall (WSHU, 10/31/11) |
| Rep. Courtney and family experience life on food stamps for week (WSHU, 10/23/11) |
| Sec. Napalitano answers Yale students' immigration questions (WSHU, 10/7/11) |
| Westport, Conn. resident wins Nobel Prize, just days after he died (WSHU, 10/3/11) |
| Connecticut's historic dams present barrier for fish (WSHU, 9/13/11) |
| Artist who painted from studio at World Trade Center, 10 years later (WSHU, 9/6/11) |
| Residents dig through remains of demolished E. Haven beach homes (WSHU, 8/29/11) |
| Conn. coastal communities flooded by Irene (WSHU, 8/28/11) |
| Conn. unions accept deal; Thousands of layoffs & deep cuts avoided (WSHU, 8/18/11) |
| Candlelight vigil honors fallen Navy SEAL (WSHU, 8/15/11) |
| Conn. mariachi group and beluga whale team up in viral video (WSHU, 8/3/11) |
| Former enemies call for peace between Israel & Palestinians (WSHU, 7/25/11) |
| Redeveloping brownfields proves challenging (WSHU, 7/19/11) |
| State takeover of Bridgeport school board raises issues of disparity, democracy (WSHU, 7/7/11) |
| Same sex couples in NY hoping for same right to marry as Conn. (WSHU, 6/20/11) |
| Mountain lion sightings continue in Greenwich, Conn. (WSHU, 6/16/11) |
| Two Conn. bills address healthcare reform (WSHU, 6/8/11) |
| "Old Leather Man" remains a mystery, even in death (WSHU, 5/26/11) |
| Audio slideshow: The Old Leather Man (WSHU, 5/26/11) |
| Police and actors practice hostage negotiation (WSHU, 5/5/11) |
| Noting bin Laden death by remembering those who died on 9/11 (WSHU, 5/2/11) |
| Arrest of homeless woman raises issue of school district borders (WSHU, 4/22/11) |
| Assistance in dying raises legal and ethical questions in Conn. (WSHU, 4/4/11) |
| Researchers say stem cell investment is paying off (WSHU, 3/22/11) |
| New Haven lays off unionized city workers (WSHU, 2/18/11) |
| One year after deadly Middletown explosion: regulations, oversight still an issue (WSHU, 2/7/11) |
| Controversy erupts over racist language in school play (WSHU, 1/20/11) |
| Lieberman won't run for reelection (WSHU, 1/19/11) |
| Lieberman may step down, Bysiewicz running (WSHU, 1/18/11) |
| Simsbury, Conn. played key role in life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (WSHU, 1/17/11) |
| Tunisian crisis is personal for Conn. man (WSHU, 1/14/11) |
| Demand for workers could exceed supply from community colleges (WSHU, 12/29/10) |
| "Family Guy" joke hits close to home in Bridgeport (WSHU, 12/13/10) |
| What would extending unemployment benefits mean for Conn & L.I.? (WSHU, 12/9/10) |
| Conn. considers switching to more transparent accounting (WSHU, 12/6/10) |
| Conn. Senate race draws attention to WWE (WSHU, 11/1/10) |
| Blumenthal, McMahon campaign on experience, against each others' (WSHU, 10/28/10) |
| Himes, Debicella differ on health reform in first debate (WSHU, 10/13/10) |
| Brown stumps for McMahon in Milford (WSHU, 10/11/10) |
| Candidate fact check: Foley & Malloy on taxes for ave. family (WSHU, 10/6/10) |
| Foley & Malloy takes jabs at eachother in debate (WSHU, 10/5/10) |
| Conn. soldier remembered by loved ones (WSHU, 9/24/10) |
| Obama in Stamford to help Blumenthal raise money (WSHU, 9/16/10) |
| Candidate fact check: Foley & Malloy on an education statistic (WSHU, 9/8/10) |
| Connecticut remembers those lost on 9/11 (WSHU, 9/7/10) |
| Conn. law targets head injuries in school sports (WSHU, 9/2/10) |
| Conn. Muslims share Ramadan with members of other faiths (WSHU, 8/22/10; Also aired on KUOW in Washington, WTIP in Minn. and WAMC, Northeast Public Radio) |
| GOP primary for Conn. 5th district: a businessman, a vet, a poltician (WSHU, 8/4/10) |
| Foley, Fedele & Greibel: the Republican primary for Conn. Governor (WSHU, 8/3/10) |
| Fifth graders take the stage in gubernatorial debate (WSHU, 8/2/10) |
| Proposed 5 year ban on lobstering proves controversial (WSHU, 7/18/10) |
| Bridgeport officials and FEMA assess tornado damage (WSHU, 6/25/10) |
| Suspicions of two moms spark autism therapy law (WSHU, 6/23/10) |
| Merritt Parkway put on list of endangered historic places (WSHU, 5/19/10) |
| Interfaith summit assesses bombing attempt impact (WSHU, 5/6/10) |
| Conn. resident arrested on Times Square terrorism charges (WSHU, 5/4/10) |
| Ten candidates for Conn. Governor debate business and economy (WSHU, 4/28/10) |
| Relief workers headed to Haiti learn Creole (WSHU, 4/14/10) |
| For some, PEZ is not just a toy or candy, it's an obsession (WSHU, 4/14/10) |
| Trial begins on Bysiewicz qualifications for Conn. A.G. (WSHU, 4/13/10) |
| Research program takes advantage of ER downtime (WSHU, 4/12/10) |
| School incident raises question: Is it blackface? (WSHU, 3/25/10) |
| Conn. lawmakers visit troubled Bridgeport high school (WSHU, 3/9/10) |
| Conn. considers healthcare, without HMOs (WSHU, 3/5/10) |
| Choate hockey players cheer on Olympic alums (WSHU, 2/26/10) |
| Pipefitter killed in Middletown blast remembered as great father & coach (WSHU, 2/10/10) |
| Event for kids celebrates Martin Luther King Day (WSHU, 1/18/10) |
| Haitian community and relief groups respond to earthquake (WSHU, 1/13/10) |
| Conn. National Guard troops home for the holidays (WSHU, 12/23/09) |
| Lieberman's stand on healthcare sparks strong feelings (WSHU, 12/15/09) |
| Diocese documents detail Church response to abuse allegations (WSHU, 12/15/09) |
| Hypnotherapy raises question: can you be positive in a negative time? (WSHU, 11/25/09) |
| Children and pregnant women get vaccinated for H1N1 (WSHU, 11/13/09) |
| Stimulus Watch: How is transportation money being spent? (WSHU, 11/11/09) |
| Musicians bring jazz to Bridgeport students (WSHU, 10/2/09) |
| New Conn. state laws in effect (WSHU, 10/1/09) |
| Homeless in New Haven see growth in a garden (WSHU, 9/17/09) |
| Congressman Himes holds raucous health care town hall (WSHU, 9/3/09) |
| Students head back to school as education budgets shrink (WSHU, 9/2/09) |
| Incoming Yale freshmen bring in the harvest (WSHU, 8/28/09) |
| Budgets and restrictions complicate stimulus money for education (WSHU, 7/31/09) |
| Lieberman visits stimulus project in Wilton (WSHU, 7/17/09) |
| Thirteen post offices may close in Conn. (WSHU, 7/2/09) |
| U.S. Supreme Court rules in favor of white firefighters (WSHU, 6/29/09) |
| Protestors rally in Hartford against proposed social services cuts (WSHU, 6/24/09) |
| Gov. Rell considers two health care bills (WSHU, 6/22/09) |
| Sikorsky crash renews debate over airport expansion (WSHU, 6/12/09) |
| Future uncertain for some Conn. vocational technical schools (WSHU, 6/9/09) |
| An update on federal stimulus funding in Conn. (WSHU, 5/19/09) |
| Q&A: Conn. woman broke gender barrier in construction trades (WSHU, 5/7/09) |
| Q&A: Conn. African American group addresses racial disparities (WSHU, 4/23/09) |
| Q&A: Conn. native gets Iraqi trains rolling again (WSHU, 4/8/09) |
| Q&A: A look at unemployment insurance in Conn.(WSHU, 4/1/09) |
| Soup kitchens and food banks feel increased demand (WSHU, 3/20/09) |
| Q&A: Lincoln's last political speech was in Bridgeport (WSHU, 3/10/09) |
| Q&A: U.S. Congressman Jim Himes discusses Fed Chief's testimony (WSHU, 2/25/09) |
| Q&A: Conn. Governor Jodi Rell on budget deficit (WSHU, 2/19/09) |
| Governor Rell's resource-sharing plan gets mixed reviews (WSHU, 2/18/09) |
| Q&A: Conn. Healthcare Advocate argues against plan to cut his office (WSHU, 2/11/09) |
| Volunteers hit the streets to count Conn. homeless (WSHU, 1/30/09) |
| Yale professor delivers inaugural poem (WSHU, 1/20/08) |
| Q&A: Ten years later, FBI agent recalls case of 8-year-old witness murdered (WSHU, 1/9/09) |
| Arts groups in Conn. face economic uncertainty (WSHU, 12/4/08) |
| Rev. Wright visit to Conn. sparks protest (WSHU, 11/7/08) |
| Himes defeats Shays (WSHU, 11/5/08) |
| Voters hit the polls in Norwalk (WSHU, 11/4/08) |
| Same sex couples learn logistics of marrying in Conn.(WSHU, 10/29/08) |
| Republican ItsHaky aims to unseat DeLauro (WSHU, 10/16/08) |
| "Grease cars" prove a slippery issue (WSHU, 8/26/08) |
| Guardian Angel patrols spark conflicting response (WSHU, 7/28/08) |
| New home aims to prevent its residents from returning to prison(WSHU, 7/25/08) |
| Theater performance sparks discussion with CT lawmakers (WSHU, 6/11/08) |
| Norwalk students bring health fair to day laborers (WSHU, 5/28/08) |
| For teen in trouble, streetwise mentor makes the difference (WSHU, 4/30/08; also aired on KUOW in Washington and New Hampshire Public Radio, and featured in the PRX Station Showcase podcast) |
| President Bush visits Connecticut (WSHU, 4/25/08) |
| Connecticut tests pandemic readiness (WSHU, 4/7/08) |
| Doctors, staff and patients jazz up hospital (WSHU, 3/18/08) |
| Development and preservation efforts compete on CT coastline (WSHU, 2/29/08) |
| McCain wins CT primary (WSHU, 2/06/08) |
| McCain campaigns in Fairfield, CT (WSHU, 2/04/08) |
| Connecticut tries to cover the uninsured (WSHU, 1/28/08) |
| Merritt Parkway trees raise safety questions (WSHU, 12/18/07) |
| Q&A: A sneak peak at Metro North's new train cars (WSHU, 12/10/07) |
| High cost of oil increases need for heating assistance (WSHU, 11/20/07) |
| Connecticut voters adopt to electronic voting machines (WSHU, 11/6/07) |
| Students work to save Long Island Sound's lobsters (WSHU, 11/2/07) |
| Southwest CT towns' garbage disposal ending (WSHU, 10/9/07) |
| Connecticut veterans visit World War 2 Memorial (WSHU, 9/20/07) |
| Controversy over Stratford Cleanup (WSHU, 9/7/07) |
| Other Radio Stories |
| Connecticut, Long Island dig out from winter storm (WNYC, 2/9/13) |
As Newtown grieves, national conversation begins on mental health, violence
(Live Q&A on "Air Talk," KPCC, 12/17/12) |
| Sandy Hook teacher recalls shooting (Live Q&A on "Air Talk," KPCC, 12/14/12) |
| Foley concedes CT governor's race to Malloy (Live Q&A on WNYC, 11/8/10) |
| Wrestling & fighting bog down final days of CT Senate race (WNYC, 10/29/10) |
| Chris Shays knocked out of office after 21 years (Live Q&A on WNYC, 11/5/08) |
Opening of Clinton-Gore HQ turns into welfare reform protest (Reported as an intern for WNYC, 8/9/96) |
Aiming to Miss: The Art of Knife Throwing (Aired on WILL, Urbana, IL, CKMO, Victoria, B.C. and KUOW in Washington. Free PRX registration required to listen.)
A shorter version of this story was voted by listerners to be one of the favorite 100 entries in the Public Radio TalentQuest competition. |
Pirates of New York: The Battle Over Bootlegged DVDs (Aired on WNPR, Hartford, CT, WFUV in New York City, and KZSC in Santa Cruz, CA. Free PRX registration required to listen) |
Dave Kerpen: Master of Self Promotion (Free PRX registration required to listen) |