The Public Radio Hour

In this episode, Theatre Huntsville presents two 'Stories by Ghost Light,' a traditional Scottish tale about lost love found and a story about a collision that was too close for comfort from conductors and producers for the Oakwood University choir, the Aeolians.

In this episode, citizen journalists explain the importance of documenting racial injustice; a local photographer talks capturing history through the lens at protests in downtown Huntsville; we reunite two protesters from that rally to hear their experiences; plus a panel discussion on 'trust in media.'

We continue to explore Alabama's New Normal as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to grow. We'll talk about the challenges of reigniting live music, discover the joys of curbside library checkouts, learn about efforts to keep the mission alive at Redstone Arsenal and visit Greene Street Market at Nativity.

Hear about the challenges of reopening child care centers, get an update on COVID-19 testing efforts, learn more about playing defense against infection, and more!

In this episode, we talk about our personal experiences in quarantine, and we talk with the people offering and analyzing tests in the TN Valley.

This episode of The Public Radio Hour features the original WLRH documentary 'One Giant Leap: how integration at NASA helped mankind reach the moon'. We'll retrace how the integration of Werner von Braun's German rocket team, women and minorities into NASA's workforce was necessary for America's successful lunar mission.

At the start of 2020, we bring you this episode featuring stories about how some folks are wiping their slates clean, and how some are helping others start anew. We hear from Bio-One Huntsville, SWDA/ RANA, Recovery Resource Hub and TN Valley Gardeners.

This episode, we're bringing you all-spooky, all-spellbinding stories from our Sundial Writers, Local Aliens and Kathryn Tucker Windham! Enter the realm of... The Public Radio HoOoOur!

On this Public Radio Hour: Energy Alabama talks sustainable energy, Alabama Ambassador for Team Rubicon talks restoring lives in the face of disaster, more AL Bicentennial events and The Big Pond Podcast time-warps to introduce us to 'Uncle Wiggly Wings.'

On this episode of The Public Radio Hour, Dorrie Nutt welcomes co-founders of Twickenham Fest to discuss its 10 year history and what's to come this year. We also hear part two of Planet Money's two-part series on recycling.