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Hosted by Stevens Blanchard · education · EN-US · 9 episodes
Extended segments from Stevens in the Morning on The River 93.9, WWOD FM.
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Stevens on The River 93.9
The Smithereens come to the Lebanon Opera House Sunday, September 27th. I had the opportunity to speak with founding guitar player Jim Babjak about the band.
Stevens on The River 93.9
The Hartford Area Career and Technology Center Adult Education Program in WRJ offers night and weekend classes for anyone 17 years and older. The is an amazing lineup of classes for you to check out. Register today at Adult Education at HACTC
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Dr. Seichepine is a Clinical Neuropsychologist, Associate Professor at Willliam James College, and the founder of the University of New Hampshire’s Neuropsychology Program and Laboratory. He is also the founder and owner of Next Step Neuropsychology, a New Hampshire-based practice specializing in adult neuropsychological evaluations. At the conference, Dr. Seichepine will talk about the development of new disease-modifying therapies and blood-based biomarkers and the role they play in early diagnosis and treatment. He will also discuss the biological changes that occur in Alzheimer's disease and how early detection is critical for the timely implementation of recently FDA-approved disease-modifying therapies.
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I spoke with Nicholas Freudenberg about his new book. Nicholas Freudenberg’s Fighting for New York: Activism for Health and Social Justice Since the 1960s offers a universal blueprint for communities nationwide. All cities face the same reality: public health is profoundly shaped by housing, wages, clean air, and criminal justice. By framing these struggles as core health issues, this book delivers actionable, cross-movement strategies to help local advocates build healthier, more equitable hometowns everywhere. What’s in this book: A chapter-by-chapter framework built around the questions every campaign must answer: How do you define the problem? How do you engage your community? How do you choose tactics — and know when they've worked? Case studies of nine major New York campaigns across housing, labor, food, environmental justice, reproductive rights, and mass incarceration An honest accounting of activist failures and missed opportunities, not just victories Cross-cutting lessons from six decades of campaigns, translated into actionable guidance for today that travels well beyond New York City A closing call for the people of New York and other cities to create a people's movement for health — a shared agenda across movements that have too often worked in silos
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I spoke with Dartmouth Health Youth Operator Program Coordinator Heather Hill about Teen Driving in New Hampshire. NHTeenDrivers.com for more information.
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