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thomhartmann.com

An increasing number of Thom's books are available for immediate download onto Amazon's Kindle.

jimmydore.com

The official website of Jimmy Dore Home of The Jimmy Dore Show, tour dates, comedy specials, and more... Watch Jimmy's latest stand-up special now! The Members-Only Jimmy Dore App is available for download on iPhone and Android. Download the

hartmannreport.com

A Daily Newsletter of Renaissance Thinking about Progressive Politics, Economics, Science, and the Political News Issues of Our Day. Click to read The Hartmann Report, a Substack publication with hundreds of thousands of subscribers.

knkx.org

Turn your car, truck, boat, or RV into the programming you love by donating it to KNKX Public Radio. Learn about the car donation process today!

wgcu.org

About 75% of the world’s flowering plants and about 30% of crops rely on pollinators. Things like habitat loss, pesticide use, climate change, and invasive species are all threats to pollinator populations, which are truly essential for both ecological balance and food security. On August 22-23 Floridians can do their part as citizen scientists to help researchers keep tabs on the health of pollinator populations by participating in the Great Southeast Pollinator Census. To participate, during those two days you simply pick one or more plants in your yard that attract pollinators and watch them closely for 15 minutes and count each time an insect lands on the plant, and then upload that information into a database.

kunc.org

Trevor Neilson is a supporter of Project Winchester, an anonymous group he said exists to keep U.S. Rep. Harriet Hageman (R-WY) from selling or giving away federal public land if she's elected governor. Hageman hasn't announced a run.

wdet.org

The act with the most votes will perform at WDET's 70th Anniversary Street Party!

wglt.org

You probably have some questions about how federal defunding of public media could impact WGLT. Here's what we know.

bpr.org

UNC-Chapel Hill is cutting its libraries' budget by $5 million over the next two years in a larger effort to balance its budget. That's making some question UNC's strength as a research institution.