Q & A with author Bob Wyss
“I write stories, mostly on environmental issues, a specialty of mine going back 40 years with The Providence Journal.”...
Challenges and successful efforts to reduce suicide in Rhode Island
“There are things, events in your life, that may have happened recently that could increase the risk right now.”...
Q & A with Dr. Mariah H. Stump, primary care physician
Thanks, Mariah, for joining us. Much to delve into but let’s start with Walk with a Doc, a program...
Meditation and mindfulness can improve mental health
“If your heart is not peaceful, you won’t be able to bring peace to others.” SOUTH KINGSTOWN — In...
Pioneering program helps victims of sexual violence
Brown University Health’s SAFE services available 24 hours a day, seven days a week PROVIDENCE – Sexual violence is...
Demystifying mushrooms
By MATTHEW LAWRENCE This story was originally published in the Warwick Beacon, a publication partner of Ocean State Stories. Read...
How to cure the primary care crisis? Rhode Island prescribes student loan support
New round of Wavemaker tax credits has $500K carveout for college graduates who work in primary care. This story...
Shark sightings lead to deeper understanding
Population of makos, commonly seen off Rhode Island, in decline NEWPORT — This summer, reports of shark sightings seem...
Q & A with artist Kirstin Lamb
“I have no recollection of a time when I wasn’t drawing. I’m grateful that that has always been a...
Two nursing students primed for careers in oncology after graduating from innovative fellowship program at Hasbro Children’s Hospital
“The entire program is incredible and the amount of things that I’ve learned is incredible.” PROVIDENCE – On the...
Q & A with award-winning filmmaker Michelle Le Brun
“Harken Productions’ mission is to produce compelling films that challenge our assumptions about life and awaken our passion for...
Q & A with Rhode Island Monthly publisher John Palumbo
“We live here, we have an office in Pawtucket, anyone (and many do) can walk into and request help....
Salve Regina professor awed by NOAA’s work on the ocean
“Bird populations on the open ocean, the whale populations on the open ocean, are just known by those people...