Yonder Radio: Revenge Plots, Wild Clay, and Texas Community Care

Yonder Radio, a weekly show produced by the Center for Rural Strategies, previewed its latest episode covering wild clay pottery in North Carolina, acequia culture in New Mexico, and a pop culture segment touching on Shaboozey, the film Fjord, and The Rivals of Amziah King.

The episode also includes a conversation between Daily Yonder health reporter Madeline de Figueiredo and a Bastrop County nonprofit director, plus a discussion of rural philanthropy funding in Minnesota featuring leaders from the McKnight Foundation and Southern Minnesota Initiative Foundations.

The release notes that public media lost $1.1 billion from recent Congressional cuts, with rural broadcasters bearing the brunt, and positions the new show as a free programming fill-in for struggling stations.

The full dispatch is available from the source below.