On Track: From Stravinsky to Star Wars, classical music is for everyone
You probably know more about classical music than you think.
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On Track: Star light, star bright, what’s over our city at night?
It’s never a slow news day in the cosmos.
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Louisville Public Media wins 3 Public Media Journalists Association awards
Louisville Public Media won three awards from the Public Media Journalists Association for work published in 2024.
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On Track: City planning, and who decides what goes where
From zoning and development to public input and approval processes, city planning shapes the neighborhoods we live in—but the process isn’t always easy to follow. On this episode, LPM’s Morgan Watkins recaps a controversial proposal at Joe Creason Park…
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On Track: Climate change in Louisville
How does this global issue show up in our own community?
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On Track: Climate change in our community
Louisville is heating up. The city has the fastest-growing urban heat island in the country, leading to higher temperatures and rising health risks. We’re talking with Brian Stone Jr., Director of Georgia Tech’s Urban Climate Lab, about what climate ch…
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Ready, willing and maple? Kentucky economists say state’s syrup industry has rich potential
According to researchers at the University of Kentucky, maple syrup production in the Commonwealth has the potential to significantly boost both state and local economies. The study published earlier this year found that Kentucky’s abundance of untapped maple trees has the capacity to produce up to $25 million annually while creating roughly 1,300 jobs.
On Track: A conversation with LPM’s Kenya Young
What is it like to lead in a time of uncertainty?
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A Juneteenth Special: Black women and political power
“If we weren’t powerful, they wouldn’t try to humble us the way that they do.”
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On Track: Southern Indiana news roundup
LPM’s Aprile Rickert offers deeper context on some recent headlines.
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On Track: How clean is our air?
Louisville’s poor air quality is tough on our lungs.
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On Track: Unpacking Louisville’s next budget
What does the proposed budget say about our city’s priorities?
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Journalism opens as Belmont favorite. Derby winner Sovereignty is the 2nd choice
Kentucky Derby runner-up and Preakness winner Journalism has opened as the 8-5 favorite in the Belmont Stakes Saturday to close out the Triple Crown.
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On Track: Fairness Campaign leader Chris Hartman
In LGBTQ activism, ‘the effort is what matters.’
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On Track: What’s that sound? Cicadas!
They’re back for an encore, after 17 years.
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