Listen to this week's edition of The Green or listen to individual stories below:
The death penalty and pot legalization faced legislative tests this week. We discuss how they fared and a proposal to raise raise the state's franchise tax on large corporations to help cut into Delaware's budget shortfall with political reporter James Dawson.
Delaware State University professor Michael Gitcho is part of a team that just announced progress in their work to better understand and treat Alzheimer’s disease. Delaware Public Media science reporter Katie Peikes sits down with Dr. Gitcho to discuss his Alzheimer’s research.
Joel McCord of WYPR in Baltimore examines what what President Trump’s budget cuts could mean to the Chesapeake Bay Program's stream restoration efforts in our latest piece from Chesapeake: a Journalism Collaborative.
In our latest Arts Playlist, Delaware Public Media's Mark Arehart interviews well-known Delaware photographer Kevin Fleming about his latest exhibit, Definitely Delaware, on display at the Historic Houses of Odessa.
This week's Enlighten Me has an educational theme. Delaware Public Media's Katie Peikes tells us about a University of Delaware course that had some students create storybooks to explain science to kids and a student in our Generation Voice youth media project brings us his interview with a homeless man in Wilmington.
