A MESSAGE FROM STEVE JUNKER |
Dear Founders Circle,
As News Director for CAI Public Radio, I have the pleasure of working with talented journalists to create and curate the local reporting you hear every day.
Summer is such a great time in our region. It is also awards season, when our team at CAI receives a well-deserved pat on the back for their work. This year, I’m honored to report that we have received 12 awards for excellence from both the Edward R. Murrow Awards and the Public Media Journalists Association.
Thank you, and please pat yourself on the back for being a Founders Circle patron and supporting excellence. Our work simply could not rise to this level of notoriety without your generosity.
Enjoy all the Cape, Coast and Islands has to offer this season, including CAI Public Radio. Listen, on the radio or online, to our award-winning newscasts and features all summer long and beyond. Thank you again for all that you help make possible.
Happy Summer, |
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Steve Junker, Managing Editor for News, Host/Producer Local News Roundup, Host/Producer, The Fishing News |
Unique and exclusive opportunities to connect to CAI |
Three ways to see David Sedaris on us, or with us |
1) David Sedaris tickets, Plymouth 7/30
2) Dinner and David Sedaris, Truro 7/31
3) David Sedaris tickets, Martha's Vineyard 8/1
A limited number of complimentary tickets are available to Founders Circle members to see David Sedaris this summer. The Plymouth and Martha's Vineyard tickets are still available. The Truro dinner and show is sold out. Check out our Founders Circle Perks page for details. |
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Summer Reading Recommendations |
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Insider info to enhance your listening experience |
Scott Detrow Joins Weekend All Things Considered |
On June 24, Scott Detrow became a weekend host for All Things Considered as well as a podcast host for Consider This. “I can't wait to collaborate with the ATC team every day. With a presidential election already underway, there will be a lot of political news to cover. But I'm also really looking forward to branching out into other areas, including the cultural, musical, and sports news that listeners look for on the weekends." |
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BBC program replaces The Takeaway |
OS, short for Outside Source, from Radio BBC is now airing weekdays 12-1 PM in the time slot previously held by The Takeaway. The show delivers a vibrant account of the day’s events, with explanation and reaction from those involved. As part of the BBC News World Service, OS is heard around the world, taking the day’s top news stories, and providing impartial news reports and analysis in English and 40 other languages. |
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CAI wins 12 Journalism Awards |
Kudos to the CAI news team, which has been recognized nationally for being a leader in local news and culture. News Director Steve Junker attended the Public Media Journalists Association (PMJA) annual conference June 21 to 23 and brought home seven awards. Add that to the record five Edward R. Murrow awards from the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) announced in May and CAI has won twelve awards this year. Among the most prestigious in news, the Edward R. Murrow Awards recognize local and national news stories that uphold the RTDNA Code of Ethics, demonstrate technical expertise and exemplify the importance and impact of journalism as a service to the public. Congratulations to Steve and the whole newsroom!
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Photo: Patrick Flanary, Shining Tides Rail Trail, Mattapoisett |
Tune in for Hikes We Like, a new local feature that highlights both treasured and lesser-known outdoor experiences in our region. Check it out on Sundays 8:35 AM and Mondays during Morning Edition and All Things Considered.
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In addition, All Things Considered host, John Basile, has created a local music program just for us, airing on Sunday nights at 9 PM called Sittin' In. Some may be familiar with this, as it used to be a segment of John’s afternoon programs once a month. Now Sittin’ In has been expanded to a weekly summer series of programs that delve into local musical history and feature musicians from a range of styles and backgrounds. Dan Tritle will produce.
And of course don’t miss The Fishing News with Steve Junker, on Fridays and Saturdays, back for another summer season to help us better understand our local waters and the fish that swim in them. |
Enjoy at your leisure and share with your friends & family |
Here are quick links to our reporters and sometimes their dogs, on assignment. |
Photo: Steve Junker, Reporter Eve Zuckoff and Frankie in CAI Studio |
By Reporter Jennette Barnes:
In-depth interview with local WHOI expert to learn more about what the Pilgrim test results mean for human health and the environment |
By Reporter Eve Zuckoff:
Reactions pour in after EPA finds potential health dangers in machine gun range plan |
June 23 News Roundup with guest host Jennette Barnes:
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As a member of the Founders Circle, you can ask us to help you locate a show you heard and would like to share or hear again. If you are scratching your head to discover a link for anything aired on CAI or an NPR show we carry, do not hesitate to reach out to Founders_Circle_CAI@capeandislands.org. |
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