What Worked, What's Next: Reflecting on Ten Years of Local Talk Radio

Connecticut Public Radio

Published May 12, 2016 at 9:00 AM EDT

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John Dankosky and Lucy Nalpathanchil.

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John Dankosky, our first host of Where We Live, and Lucy Nalpthanchil, who becomes the new host of the show on May 16.

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Where We Live is much more than a show about place, it's a show about people -- about you, our listeners. Your stories, comments, and questions have meant so much to us over the past ten years, which is why we’re using this hour to get your feedback.

What has the past decade of Where We Live meant to you? What have you liked about the show? What issues would you like us to cover going forward?

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John Dankosky and Chion Wolf contributed to this show.

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