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New Yorker cover artist Harry Bliss on his memoir, 'You Can Never Die'
New Yorker cover artist Harry Bliss on his memoir, 'You Can Never Die'

In the first few pages of his debut graphic memoir, cartoonist and New Yorker cover artist Harry Bliss writes that his intention with the book is to …

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AI in the arts: Does technology strengthen or silence the creative process?
AI in the arts: Does technology strengthen or silence the creative process?

Technology enhances many aspects of our lives, but when it comes to the arts, some artists say it can be a threat. Artificial intelligence, in partic…

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What is a "K-shaped economy" and how does it affect you?
What is a "K-shaped economy" and how does it affect you?

Economist Eric Morris is our guest, talking about the "K-shaped economy." He explains how and why recent economic challenges in this country are not …

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Fight over Irondequoit Mall space; school budget votes; celebrating the Rochester Subway
Fight over Irondequoit Mall space; school budget votes; celebrating the Rochester Subway

It's our weekly news roundup. The future of the former Irondequoit Mall is up for debate. WXXI's Brian Sharp has the latest with the court fight over…

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'15 minutes saved my life.' How changes in stroke care are transforming lives
'15 minutes saved my life.' How changes in stroke care are transforming lives

Time is of the essence when it comes to treating a stroke. A local man learned that earlier this year when he had a stroke in his home. Josh Graves s…

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Challenging the legitimacy of standardized testing
Challenging the legitimacy of standardized testing

A group of Rochester teachers and retired educators is preparing to host an event with a mission: to rally the public against standardized testing. T…

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'I don't call it out because I still need you to be my doctor.' Local woman explains ableism in healthcare
'I don't call it out because I still need you to be my doctor.' Local woman explains ableism in healthcare

A local woman says she learned early on that being understood in a doctor’s office isn’t guaranteed. Jeiri Flores has cerebral palsy, and as she told…

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What could a possible American invasion mean for Cuba?
What could a possible American invasion mean for Cuba?

A recent U.S. congressional delegation returned from a trip to Cuba, offering a warning. The Democrats on the delegation said that U.S. sanctions are…

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New program encourages forgoing phones to help forge friendships
New program encourages forgoing phones to help forge friendships

Scroll less, connect more." That's advice from Compeer Rochester. The nonprofit launched a new program to help volunteers and community members spend…

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The risks of overstretching the American military
The risks of overstretching the American military

With the U.S. military stretched thin around the world, some international observers are concerned that American adversaries will try to take advanta…

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