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104 HUMAN INTEREST FEATURE: "Blacktopia, Utopian Visions of Black American Life"
AN EXHIBIT OF RARE MATERIALS PUT TOGETHER BY THE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES IS LIKELY TO SHED A DIFFERENT LIGHT ON THE VARIOUS UTOPIAN VISIONS OF BLACK AMERICAN LIFE. W-A-E-R’S SCOTT WILLIS REPORTS THE COLLECTION IN PART COMMEMORATES THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE PUBLICATION OF THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MALCOLM X.
104 HUMAN INTEREST FEATURE: "Syracuse, a Film Mecca?"
At least three blockbuster movies have been filmed in Syracuse in recent years. And it has people wondering if Syracuse could become a Mecca for filmmaking and production? W-A-E-R’s John Smith reports the desire to produce more films here requires tenacity.
104 HUMAN INTEREST FEATURE: "Tubman Was Here, New York School Children Creating Art and Learning History"
The history of Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad is an important story in Central New York and really throughout the state. A unique project “Harriet Was Here” brought elementary students together with musicians and historians found a unique way to teach those lessons.
122 RADIO SPECIAL PROGRAM: "Bringing the Paris Climate Talks Home."
Many Central New Yorkers heard or saw reports about the Paris Climate accord. Residents and researchers here got together to look forward about what the agreement might mean…and what people might do to have an impact on climate change. WAER's Chris Bolt led a panel discussion on a range of issues that resonate locally
