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NPR News: 10-01-2023 12PM EDT
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OFF AIR UPDATE: Due to a technical failure, 91.5 FM was off air for a few hours. Engineering teams have fixed the issue, and we are now broadcasting on 91.5, online at KJZZ.org and the mobile app. Thank you very much for your patience.
On KJZZ's SOAPBOX, we're
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Fall 2023: The Classroom
SOAPBOX: A high school principal on the stark differences between rich and poor students
SOAPBOX: Teacher guilt is real, but she still searches for classroom magical moments
SOAPBOX: An observation on student behavior coming out of the pandemic
SOAPBOX: In a world of worksheets, longtime teacher helps students 'believe that they matter'
Spring 2023: Rising Youth Theatre collaboration
SOAPBOX: Growing up without a space to talk about mental health
SOAPBOX: How therapy helped mom and child through big life changes
SOAPBOX: What does mental health mean in your family?
SOAPBOX: A 5-year-old explains how to talk about big feelings
Winter 2022: Eating Christmas
SOAPBOX: La memoría
SOAPBOX: Enchiladas and fences
SOAPBOX: Pink star cookies
SOAPBOX: Evidence of tamale making goes back to 8000 B.C.
SOAPBOX: I’ll always have Paris
SOAPBOX: Dishful thinking
Fall 2022: Sorry
SOAPBOX: Central air
SOAPBOX: Small talk
SOAPBOX: My rainy season
SOAPBOX: No apologies
SOAPBOX: Sorry!
SOAPBOX: Sound designer Safwat Saleem on adding atmosphere to Season 3
Summer 2022: Home
SOAPBOX: A letter to my daughter, who is tiny and can't read yet
SOAPBOX: I know of what I speak
SOAPBOX: What does this single cell remember?
SOAPBOX: Crossing over
SOAPBOX: Querencia
Spring 2022: Lost
SOAPBOX: Pandemic mom
SOAPBOX: The chat
SOAPBOX: A lost fantasy
SOAPBOX: A premonition
Period, The End
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Kathy Ritchie likes to talk about things that make most people uncomfortable — like menopause.
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