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Life
For a song's popularity, not all streaming platforms are created equal
Feb 9, 2018
Whether a song becomes a hit will depend where people listen.
Farm-to-table comes to a Louisiana jail
by
Eve Abrams
Feb 8, 2018
"Meals and food is the basic way that we show love and respect for one another," said the jail's warden, Catherine Fontenot. "And that’s what we need to show with people who have offended us the greatest."
Planning ahead might be key to avoid getting sick on your next trip
Feb 8, 2018
We get a few tips on how to avoid getting sick when you have to travel during this flu season.
How to be an ice cream flavor creator
by
Eliza Mills
Feb 2, 2018
A Ben & Jerry's Flavor Guru talks about how she got her job and what it's like to make ice cream.
Food wars escalate in Boston and Philadelphia ahead of Super Bowl Sunday
by
Emma Jacobs
Feb 2, 2018
Philadelphia and Boston ban each other’s foods leading up to Super Bowl Sunday.
Recovery resources and funding options for mass shooting survivors
Jan 31, 2018
“You are dealing with people whose lives have been destroyed and money is a pretty poor substitute for loss.”
Pittsburgh's influential but brief role in the Black Renaissance
by
Kai Ryssdal
and Bridget Bodnar
Jan 30, 2018
Mark Whitaker's new book, "Smoketown," examines the sometimes overlooked role that the city played.
For public good, not for profit.
After disasters, Montecito clears debris and considers the future
by
Amy Scott
and Aaron Schrank
Jan 26, 2018
Marketplace's Aaron Schrank reports.
Hundreds of trucks haul debris day and night in Montecito
Jan 26, 2018
Clearing 11 basins filled with dirt and rock will take until the end of February at least, federal officials say.
Why most employees still won’t report sexual harassment
Jan 19, 2018
A new survey from CareerBuilder says 72 percent of workers who experience sexual harassment do not report it.