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Poverty
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Brookings explores a new shift in poverty, and "Snob Zones" keep people out.
Broadcast on: 05/21/2013

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Harmonized Palindrome  - 05/21/13
One thing I learned about the great new folk duo The Sea The Sea is that they love palindromes. I also love palindromes, mainly because my birth date is palindromic. Even if we didn’t share this love, Chuck and Mira would have quickly won m... read more
A Passenger’s Account From the Derailed Metro-North Train  - 05/20/13
The derailment and subsequent collision of a Metro-North train could have been much worse. Despite more than 70 injuries and major inconveniences for commuters, nobody died in the accident. On this morning’s episode of Where We Live, we ta... read more
Coming Up! May 20 to 24, 2013  - 05/17/13
Monday: A Slower Than Usual Commute The derailment of a Metro-North train on Friday evening resulted in dozens of injuries and threw this week’s commute into disarray. We’ll check in with reporters who are covering the state’s response to t... read more
 

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Juan Figueroa, Universal Health Care Foundation of Connecticut
Renny Fulco, Trinity College
Joe Lea, York Correctional Institution
Kerry Ellington, Youth Rights Media
Scott Noppe-Brandon, Lincoln Center Institute
Michael Tucker, Fairfield University
Jeremy Paul, University of Connecticut's School of Law
James Amann, State of Connecticut
Anna Sale, Connecticut Public Broadcasting Network

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