South Coast residents have a lot to consider this election season as they pick candidates for the state legislature, vote on statewide ballot questions, and decide on a contested Congressional race. Among the ballot referenda is question four, a $53 million green economy bond aimed at funding green infrastructure, climate resiliency, land conservation, and more. The Weekly Catch, a production of The Public’s Radio, covers these important topics and more in their latest episode, featuring guests such as South Coast Bureau Reporter Ben Berke, political reporter Ian Donnis, and Executive Director of the Rhode Island Land Trust Council, Kate Sayles. The show also includes a conversation with Brazilian jazz musician Hamilton de Holanda.
Listeners can tune in to The Weekly Catch every Friday at 4:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m., or subscribe to the podcast on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. The show is hosted by Luis Hernandez, produced by James Baumgarter, and edited by Mareva Lindo. For those who want to get involved, there is an opportunity to email the show with questions, comments, or suggestions at weeklycatch@thepublicsradio.org.
Election 2024 coverage by The Public’s Radio is sponsored by Ascent Audiology & Hearing, Providence Picture Frame, and Rustigian Rugs, and more details can be found at thepublicsradio.org/2024elections. Stay informed and engaged with The Weekly Catch as they provide in-depth analysis and discussions on the important issues facing South Coast residents this election season.
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