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RI REPORT PODCAST

Providence Mayor Brett Smiley hopes R.I.’s Philly trip scandal hasn’t tanked plans to redevelop armory

On the Rhode Island Report podcast, Smiley said he hopes Cranston Street Armory project can still get state money, despite it not being included in the new state budget.

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Indigenous Chef Sherry Pocknett’s grandmother taught her everything. She felt her spirit when she was named region’s best chef.

On the Rhode Island Report podcast, the James Beard Award winner talks about being named best chef in the Northeast, and about the environmental threats to fish and other local food sources.

RI REPORT PODCAST | RI PBS

R.I. singer-songwriter Allison Rose, on music as medicine

On the Rhode Island Report podcast, the musician and mental health counselor talks about how she is using songs to help herself and others heal.

RHODE ISLAND REPORT PODCAST

Which bills will live or die in the remaining weeks of R.I.’s legislative session?

In a special edition of the Rhode Island Report podcast, House Speaker Shekarchi and Senate President Ruggerio offer strong indications of what legislation is likely to succeed or fail as the Assembly heads into its final weeks.

RI REPORT PODCAST

On his final day in Congress, Cicilline expects to vote on debt ceiling deal

On the Rhode Island Report podcast, the Rhode Island Democrat said he is “leaning toward a yes” vote on the agreement struck between President Biden and House Speaker McCarthy.

RI REPORT PODCAST | RI PBS

‘Everything is at stake’ in debt limit standoff, Raimondo says

“If we want to lead in the world, we need credibility,” the US Commerce Secretary said on the Rhode Island Report podcast. “And defaulting – China will see that, and it’s a sign of weakness.”

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First ‘Survivor’ winner Richard Hatch on taxes, Trump, and reality TV

On the Rhode Island Report podcast, the Newport resident who won the first season of the reality show criticizes host Jeff Probst, weighs in on this season’s cast, and addresses the tax evasion case that sent him to federal prison.

RI REPORT PODCAST | RI PBS

Get ready for ‘Rhode Island Report, Live’

The Rhode Island Report podcast is marking its 100th episode and highlighting its ongoing collaboration with Rhode Island PBS with a special event May 31.

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RHODE MAP

A town-by-town look at Census data on same-sex couple households in Rhode Island

With Pride celebrations going on around the state this month, here’s a look at new Census data on same-sex couple households in Rhode Island. 57 minutes ago

COMMENTARY | VIMALA PHONGSAVANH

Although reproductive rights are protected in Rhode Island, there’s a lot to do where abortion access is not assured

On the anniversary of the US Supreme Court decision striking down the right to an abortion, we must work to ensure a future where reproductive freedom is no longer in jeopardy. 57 minutes ago

RI ARTS

On tour, Natalie Merchant finds her fans singing along to new songs, original hits

The multi-platinum singer-songwriter who once fronted alt-rock band 10,000 Maniacs will perform Wednesday in Providence with the Rhode Island Philharmonic. 57 minutes ago

Your Summer Beach Bag

The best New England beaches for kids, foodies, accessibility and more

Whether you’re a surfer, foodie, or dog lover, the region offers a beach to suit your needs. 1 hour ago

RI POLITICS

The latest political news in Rhode Island

Endorsements, campaign announcements, and more leading up to the special election for R.I.’s First Congressional District

RI EDUCATION

Facing opposition, Providence shortens proposed lease for Achievement First

Promesa Elementary’s current agreement to operate out of a Providence public school expires June 30.

THINGS TO DO

Best things to do in Rhode Island this week: June 23-30

This week: Strawberry picking time, free concert at Roger Williams Park, Newport Pride Fest, walking tours, and more.

RI EDUCATION

Longer school day in Providence comes with 10% pay raise for teachers, but it’s temporary

On Thursday afternoon, the contract negotiated between the state-run school district and the Providence Teachers Union was released, a full week after it was quietly ratified.