This week on The Talk of TROY, Producer Cody Skelton reports on the new COVID-19 vaccination incentives offered by Troy University.
And, as Producer Conner Howell tells us, Troy University’s Hall School of Journalism and Communication is being awarded a $50,000 endowed scholarship.
Dr. David Thrasher, Montgomery pulmonologist, reports from the front lines of the battle to save lives affected by Covid-19’s Delta variant. He talks with Carolyn Hutcheson, In Focus host, about what he sees in the Intensive Care Unit.
Jennifer Jankauskas, Curator of Art at the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts, talks with Carolyn Hutcheson, In Focus host, about “Art Connects, Works from the Vault,” an exhibition from the permanent collection chosen by guest curators from the Rver Region community.
In this episode on In Focus, Sharon Tinsley with the Alabama Broadcasters Association talks about an endowment that will help journalism students at Troy University achieve their goals.
This week when Alabama Public Television’s Don Dailey shares the political forecast with Troy Public Radio’s Carolyn Hutcheson, the Covid pandemic that is overwhelming Alabama hospitals tops the list.
On this week’s Newswrap from In Focus, Alabama Public Television’s Don Dailey shares with Troy Public Radio’s Carolyn Hutcheson headlines about the Covid Delta virus overwhelming Alabama hospitals with admissions. And the wildcard is about a cat who went for help.
On today’s In Focus, Carolyn Hutchison speaks with two members of the production, “Tinyard Hill” an audio musical premiering this weekend on Troy Public Radio. The musical is set in the fictional community of Tinyard Hill where conflict over the Vietnam War, the struggles of an ailing blacksmith shop, and the promise of young love come together in the two-hour production.
This is a rebroadcast of the Jun 29th episode of In Focus.
Alabama’s complicated history with women’s suffrage is the topic historian Alex Colvin, Public Programs Curator at the Alabama Department of Archives and History, explores with Carolyn Hutcheson in this episode of In Focus.
In Alabama, Georgia, and Florida (the states in our public radio coverage area), according to the University of North Carolina School of Journalism and Media, there is a marked decline in the publishing of newspapers, especially in rural areas. Chuck Holmes, an award-winning journalist who now heads the Alabama Humanities Alliance, talks with Carolyn Hutcheson, host of In Focus, about that decline. The Democracy and the Informed Citizen initiative of the Alabama Humanities Alliance is exploring solutions that will make local news available to rural citizens in Alabama.
This week when Alabama Public Television’s Don Dailey shares the political forecast with Troy Public Radio’s Carolyn Hutcheson, the soaring rate of Covid-19 Delta infections tops the list, with Alabama hospitals filling to capacity.
