Copy: Public radio stations across the country recently teamed up to launch a new, live two-hour Saturday broadcast that invites listeners to share their experiences during the coronavirus crisis. The first program of the series, “America Amplified: Life, Community, and COVID-19,” launched last month with Rose Scott of Atlanta's WABE and Mina Kim of San Francisco's KQED, who hosted conversations examining how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting the remote learning gap for the nation's K-12 students and how essential workers are managing. Today, we revisit excerpts from that inaugural broadcast.

Closer Look at Dragon Con 2026: 40 Years of Fandom and America at 250
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Georgia gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms outlines vision in one-on-one interview
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The GOP Strategy to winning over Black Voters; Seacrest Studios bringing joy to pediatric patients
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