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New guest host Tracy Singleton welcomes pianist and QC Arts visiting resident Barron Ryan back to the Quad Cities. Known for blending classical training with contemporary influences — what he calls “classic meets cool” — Barron will spend the week performing in local schools and presenting public programs, including a concert at the TMBC Lincoln Center on Friday, Feb. 27.

Former Missouri Governor Jay Nixon (D) talks about how he was able to win two terms in his Red state, his advice to the Democratic Party in winning working class and rural voters, how to repair the damaged party brand, his favorite '28 presidential candidates and more.

Documents the urgent efforts to combat coral decline in local fishing communities from Hawaii, Kenya, Australia and Indonesia. At the center of these efforts is a hexagonal structure called a Reef Star.

Jim Mertens talks with Christine Barth of the Scott Country Library System about their new collection of phonics based books and resources. He also talks with Christina Kastell, Putnam Museum Curator, about her new podcast that focuses on the history of the Quad Cities in the lead up to America's 250th birthday.

This episode of Wellness Wake Up Call focuses on nutrition and self-care during cancer treatment. Listeners learn practical tips for managing common side effects, maintaining strength, and using food and hydration to support healing and energy.

Award-winning teacher Rita Jett joins the Love Girls Podcast for the first episode of a three-part series, Race Reimagined: Girls Healing Illinois.In this powerful, multigenerational conversation, local youth join hosts Kayla Babers and Jasmine Babers Gunn to discuss race, identity, and what it looks like to imagine a world beyond racism.Together, they explore healing, hope, and how young women are leading the way toward meaningful change.