
Produced by Connecticut Public, 'Where We Live' puts Connecticut in context. Host Catherine Shen brings us fascinating, informed, in-depth conversations and stories beyond news headlines. We start local, but we take time to explore domestic and international issues and consider how they impact us personally and here at home.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 2108 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsSociety & Culture | |||

It's Thanksgiving week! This hour, Where We Live is celebrating the holiday season with a listen back to some of our favorite conversations about cooking and the social power of food.
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Lebanese cuisine is all about slowing down, gathering with friends and family and taking your time to enjoy a meal.
"I have a clock that doesn't move in the restaurant," said chef George Noujaim. He's the owner of Noujaim's Bistro in Winstead, Conn... more
Many Americans are feeling the pressure of rising grocery bills. Meanwhile, an estimated $550 million worth of food will go to waste this Thanksgiving alone. That’s according to the nonprofit ReFed.
This hour, we’ll hear about statewide efforts to ... more
New Haven's Claire's Corner Copia has been a Connecticut institution for 50 years now. This hour owner Claire Criscuolo joins us to talk about food, building community and her new cookbook. We'll get vegetarian cooking tips ahead of the Thanksgiving ... more
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Love learning more about CT after just recently moving here. Exploring through a podcast!
Thank you for using the recent ProPublica investigation into Shrub Oak Int School as a platform to discuss ways in which we can provide equitable and meaningful support for autistic children and their families. Every thoughtful conversation raises awareness which is halfway to awareness on the way to advocacy.
Host doing quietest ASMR voice while guests speak at a normal volume. This means you either have to constantly adjust the volume or get blasted with sound when the normal voices speak. Do they not listen once they’ve released it?
I LOVE this show, but I can’t listen to it because the host puts her mouth too close to the microphone, making her mouth noises (clicking or popping) unavoidable no matter what I do with the volume etc. I can’t listen anymore, which is too bad.
This show does a great job of making the connections between our state, the region, the country and the world! I never miss a show.
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This podcast features a wide array of discussions that focus on connecting local experiences in Connecticut with broader national and international topics. With an emphasis on community engagement, episodes frequently explore social issues, the arts, educational initiatives, and challenges faced by various segments of society. Noteworthy are the personal stories shared by guests who bring insights from a diverse range of backgrounds, particularly in fields like social services, education, and the arts. The approach is generally conversational, allowing for deep dives into important themes while remaining accessible to listeners seeking to understand the implications of these issues in their own lives.
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