With a name that nods to the First Amendment, 1A is a daily show that encourages listeners to “speak freely” and stay connected – in an increasingly disconnected world. 1A provides a platform for Americans of all stripes to come to the table, talk, and – most importantly – be listened to, not just heard. Since launching in 2017, 1A has become a trusted source for public dialogue by more than 4 million listeners across over 375 NPR member stations nationally.
About Jenn White:
White has worked in public radio since 1999. She joins WAMU 88.5’s 1A from Chicago’s WBEZ where, since 2016 she has held several on-air positions as host of the station’s local two-hour midday show, Reset with Jenn White; and before that as host of The Morning Shift. She is also a familiar voice on several WBEZ podcasts, including Making Oprah, Making Obama and 16 Shots, which chronicled the fatal police shooting of Laquan McDonald and the trial of Chicago Police Officer Jason Van Dyke. Before WBEZ, White was local host of All Things Considered at NPR member station Michigan Radio in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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Global biodiversity has decreased dramatically over the years. What are we doing to fix it?
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First, we hear from someone who’s served on a jury for another high-profile case.
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The number of climbers has skyrocketed in recent years, and along with it, a bustling industry to support the most adventurous among us.
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In California, condors can now be seen soaring over the Grand Canyon. Gray wolves are back at Yellowstone.
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"One pill makes you larger and one pill makes you small."
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Where does this new album fit into her catalog of music?
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They have an outsized impact on their ecosystems. It took humans driving some of these to near extinction to realize just how important they are.
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This week, we’re talking about endangered species for a series marking the 50th anniversary of the landmark legislation. We're calling it “SOS: Save Our Species.”
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We can’t have a people, a country, and a democracy – without, well: the Earth.
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50,000 Russian troops are dead. The U.K. could institute a generational smoking ban.