Guests on this week’s episode: The Public’s Radio political reporter Ian Donnis, Patrick Anderson, Statehouse reporter for The Providence Journal, and Ted Nesi, politics and economics editor for WPRI-TV Channel 12; The Public’s Radio health reporter Lynn Arditi; Newport Bureau Reporter Cheryl Hatch and Newport Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Colleen Burns Jermain; and Erika Lewis of Tuba Skinny.
Links and more information:
- Political Roundtable for Friday, Sept. 1
- R.I. plans for state’s first supervised consumption site for illegal drugs proceeding cautiously
- Newport schools superintendent is ready for the challenges and possibilities of a new school year
- Tuba Skinny brings New Orleans jazz to Rhythm & Roots Festival
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