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Coastal Nocturne

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Performance Today

The Orchestra of St. Luke's spent four years searching for a new Principal Conductor. They wanted *just* the right chemistry between their ensemble and a leader, and they found it in 35 year-old Spanish conductor Pablo Heras-Casado . PT host Fred Child joins him at the New York home of the Orchestra of St. Luke's today (Thursday) and tomorrow (Friday) for conversation about that mysterious chemistry between an orchestra and a conductor, and for music. In a PT exclusive performance, they'll play the Symphony No. 4, by Robert Schumann, on Thursday's Performance Today.

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A Mexican-American woman describes how she feels about never learning to speak Spanish, Thursday on NPR's Morning Edition.

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All Things Considered

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Coastal Nocturne

Coastal Nocturne

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Clay Bolton

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Settlement Set In Harbor Lawsuit

Settlement Set In Harbor Lawsuit

Wed., May 22, 2013 4:51pm (EDT)

The massive lawsuit blocking Georgia's proposed deepening of Savannah's harbor will come to an end June 10th. Court documents filed today show a federal judge in South Carolina has scheduled that date for a settlement hearing in the case. Environmental groups and South Carolina agencies had sought to stop the deepening project over water quality concerns. [Continue Reading]

Animal Shelter Quarantine Extended

Animal Shelter Quarantine Extended

The Georgia Department of Agriculture has extended a quarantine period for the Savannah-Chatham animal control shelter after another dog was found with an upper respiratory illness.

Groups Pledge $10.5M To Atlanta Interchange

Groups Pledge $10.5M To Atlanta Interchange

A group of metro Atlanta business community leaders are pledging $10.5 million to improve one of the state's busiest and most congested freeway interchanges. Gov. Nathan Deal joined members of the Perimeter Community Improvement Districts for Wednesday's announcement at the Capitol.

Whitewater Columbus To Open May 25

Whitewater Columbus To Open May 25

A new 2.5 mile whitewater rafting course will officially open to the public next Saturday in Columbus. The project has been in the works for several years and required that crews remove two historic dams. Whitewater Columbus cost about $25 million. The City of Columbus pitched in $5 million and the rest of the money came from grants and private donors.

WORKING: Revealing Your Weaknesses

WORKING: Revealing Your Weaknesses

When you sit down for a job interview, you can pretty much expect to be asked about your weaknesses. But what may seem like a good answer might not serve you well. Brandon Smith is back to explain the approach to this sticky question.

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WORKING: Revealing Your Weaknesses

WORKING: Revealing Your Weaknesses

Fri., May 17, 2013 1:03pm (EDT)

Almost every job interview you’ll ever have will likely include a question about your biggest weaknesses. And you’ll be unsurprised to learn there are tons of awful ways to answer that... [Continue Reading]

WORKING: Family Business

WORKING: Family Business

At work, you might have your company’s mission or values posted somewhere in your workspace or in common areas. Maybe it’s automatically appended at the end of your emails. At home, some...

WORKING: The Venter

WORKING: The Venter

Sometimes you need to vent at work, to unload a bit on a friendly co-worker who understands what’s going on in your office. But when does it become too much? And if you’re the friendly...