Where We Live
Where We Live
Produced by Connecticut Public, 'Where We Live' puts Connecticut in context. Host Catherine Shen brings us fascinating, informed, in-depth conversations and stories beyond news headlines. We start local, but we take time to explore domestic and international issues and consider how they impact us personally and here at home.Social links:
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Connecticut makerspaces act as hubs for creativity, innovation and lifelong learning49:00 - 2
'But you don’t look sick ' The struggles of living with an invisible illness49:00 - 3
Addressing student loneliness and isolation on college campuses49:00 - 4
Author Sy Montgomery takes on a common, yet extraordinary creature: Chickens48:59 - 5
Connecticut, historically, runs on coffee48:59 - 6
Managing your election stress starts with knowing you're not alone48:59 - 7
Election Day updates in CT, plus the power of political lawn signs49:00 - 8
‘Artistic Congress’: How politics and art interact49:00 - 9
Is Connecticut the spookiest place in the country? Plus, trick or treat at any age49:00 - 10
Building a better internet, plus local librarians respond to the Internet Archive cyberattack49:00 - View more clips
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Exploring sea jellies on Connecticut's coastline and beyond49:00 - 2
Endangered sturgeon stage return to the Connecticut River49:00 - 3
Chef Reneé Touponce’s innovative approach to seafood, local clam shacks, and fish hunter Valentine Thomas52:08 - 4
Shiver me timbers! A show about sea chanteys49:00 - 5
What the ocean is telling us about our impact on the planet49:00 - 6
Horseshoe crabs and shellfish make waves at the State Capitol49:00 - 7
Beneath the surface: A deep dive into Connecticut shipwrecks49:00 - 8
Below the surface: The stories behind underwater world records49:00 - 9
Diamondback Terrapins are the gem of all turtles48:59 - 10
Connecticut coral could play a key role in climate resilience49:00
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Addressing dire racial disparities in reproductive health care is critical post-Roe, say advocates49:00 - 2
From recruiting to benefits: How some companies are responding post Roe49:00 - 3
Connecticut's "safe harbor" law: Hear from Planned Parenthood, advanced-practice clinicians49:00 - 4
Addressing digital privacy post-Roe v. Wade49:00 - 5
OB-GYNs speak out about abortion, women's health and the future of their practice49:00 - 6
The future of adoption in a post Roe v. Wade world48:58 - 7
What does the SCOTUS ruling mean for Connecticut women? And Exploring youth mental illness49:00 - 8
Despite Connecticut’s first-of-its-kind “safe haven” for abortion legislation, barriers to access exist49:00
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From Sailor To Astronaut: Kayla Barron On NASA's Program To Return to the Moon47:00 - 2
The adventures of real-life Captain Nemo, Robert Ballard46:59 - 3
Beneath The Surface With Photojournalist Brian Skerry48:45 - 4
Grit And Games: Getting To The Paralympics, A Connecticut Story48:00 - 5
Author Katherine May On Wintering: The Power of Rest and Retreat48:00