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The Green

Tom Byrne
Delaware
University Of Delaware
Data Centers
Wilmington
Affordable Housing
Education
Climate Change
Mental Health
Project Washington
Delaware Public Media
Sussex County
Delaware Symphony Orchestra
Literacy
Homelessness
New Castle County
Reading Assist
Delaware Downtown Development District Program
Cultivated Meat
Property Tax Reassessment
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program

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State lawmakers are taking a swing at delivering a more comprehensive approach to how large load electricity users – specifically data centers – are regulated going forward. The new legislation was introduced late last month with the hope of getting ... more

ChristianaCare researchers identified a developmental genetic pattern that showed how colorectal cancer develops. The findings revealed that certain types of genes drive cancer growth and resistance, and how the precise timing of how they develop is ... more

Each June, Delawareans celebrate Separation Day - the day the First State stopped being part of Pennsylvania and became its own entity.This year's Separation Day celebrations have added significance, occurring in the leadup to the celebration of the ... more

The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season officially begins on June 1st.NOAA’s National Hurricane Center predicts a below normal season with 8-14 named storms, of which 3-6 are hurricanes, including 1-3 major hurricanes (category 3, 4 or 5 with winds of 111... more

This week, Delawareans in the city of Wilmington and throughout the state bid farewell to former Wilmington mayor Mike Purzycki. Purzycki died last week at the age of 80 and in the days following his death and at his funeral this week, much of the di... more

Delaware sometimes seems to live in the cultural shadow cast by our neighbors - places like Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington DC. And, sometimes the state gets a certain reputation - small, boring, the kind of place where nothing happens.But Pa... more

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Thomas Florio
Graduate of University of Delaware in Meteorology & Climate Science; researcher working on hurricane damage simulations
University of Delaware
Episode: What if hurricane damage could be predicted before they make landfall?
Darryl Wolfie Chambers
Founder of Center for Structural Equity; HOPE Commission volunteer and advisor
Center for Structural Equity
Episode: Former Wilmington Mayor Mike Purzycki remembered for his work on the HOPE Commission
Paul Campagna
Co-creator of the Delaware Music History Archive
Delaware Music History Archive
Episode: Arts Playlist: Delaware Music History Archive
Chris Haug
Co-creator of the Delaware Music History Archive
Delaware Music History Archive
Episode: Arts Playlist: Delaware Music History Archive
Tony Allen
Delaware State University president; founding co-chair of the Hope Commission
Delaware State University
Episode: The Green - May 29, 2026
Charles Madden
Former Hope Commission executive director
Hope Commission
Episode: The Green - May 29, 2026
Darrell Wolfie Chambers
Founder of Center for Structural Equity; Hope Commission volunteer and advisor
Center for Structural Equity
Episode: The Green - May 29, 2026
Robert Storch
Delaware's first Inspector General
Office of Inspector General, State of Delaware
Episode: Delaware's first Inspector General considers his office an "oversight mosaic"
Katherine Turner
University of Delaware student involved in Heat Awareness Week project
University of Delaware
Episode: Delaware's first Heat Awareness Week coincides with the year's first 90 degree days

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Tom Byrne
Host of The Green; long-time Delaware Public Media host and interviewer for the program.
Martin Matheny
Reporter/Interviewer; provides reporting context and engages with guests across segments.

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Arts Playlist: Delaware Music History Archive
Q: Tell me about this project.
Paul Campagna describes a multi-faceted archive with an interactive map, large collections of flyers, photos, videos, and a wiki, aimed at deep-diving into Delaware's music history and storytelling through an edutainment approach.
What if hurricane damage could be predicted before they make landfall?
Q: What are the practical next steps to advance these simulations?
The next steps involve testing and selecting the more accurate wind model through statistical analyses, then expanding the model to include rainfall data and other hazards to enhance the fidelity of the damage function and its usefulness for decision making.
What if hurricane damage could be predicted before they make landfall?
Q: How is climate change affecting hurricane modeling and preparedness?
Climate change is expected to influence rainfall and flooding dynamics, potentially slowing storms and increasing inland flood risk, which necessitates adding rainfall and hydrological components to damage models to improve warning times and resilience planning.
What if hurricane damage could be predicted before they make landfall?
Q: What are the main differences between the damage simulations and traditional hurricane tracking models?
The damage simulations incorporate an impact function that links storm structure and behavior with expected damage and economic impacts, going beyond track and intensity to estimate which areas and assets are most vulnerable and how resources should be allocated ahead of landfall.
Arts Playlist: Wilmington Drama League closes with an "Act" to remember
Q: What is the most fun part of the show?
They cite the big community moment at the end and the experience of sharing the production with friends and colleagues as the most enjoyable aspects.

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What is The Green about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show blends policy, environment, culture, and local history through in-depth conversations with lawmakers, policy experts, journalists, and arts leaders across Delaware. Episodes commonly focus on state-level regulatory and funding debates (such as wetlands protections, school funding reform, and environmental regulation), paired with feature reports on local history or cultural initiatives like theater, opera, and community storytelling. A notable strength is its ability to connect policy topics to tangible community impacts, from housing and public services to indigenous representation in the arts, often featuring a mix of grassroots organizers, academics, and practitioners. These dual angles—critical policy discussion and human-inter... more

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1. Thomas Florio
2. Darryl Wolfie Chambers
3. Paul Campagna
4. Chris Haug
5. Tony Allen
6. Charles Madden
7. Darrell Wolfie Chambers
8. Robert Storch

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