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KSMU partners with Springfield-Greene County Library District to host the StoryCorps Mobile Tour at the Library Center

March 21, 2022 by Strategic Communication

KSMU-Ozarks Public Radio is partnering with the Springfield-Greene County Library District to host the StoryCorps Mobile Tour at The Library Center in Springfield. The Library Center will serve as the recording location for in-person interviews during StoryCorps’ visit April 21-May 18. In a StoryCorps interview, two people who know and care about one another record a meaningful … [Read more...] about KSMU partners with Springfield-Greene County Library District to host the StoryCorps Mobile Tour at the Library Center

Filed Under: Headlines Tagged With: community, ksmu, University Life

How the pandemic has threatened a fragile musical tradition in the Ozarks

February 4, 2021 by

Jennifer Moore, Missouri State University graduate and KSMU news director, recently wrote a feature piece for The New York Times titled, “In the Ozarks, the Pandemic Threatens a Fragile Musical Tradition.” … [Read more...] about How the pandemic has threatened a fragile musical tradition in the Ozarks

Filed Under: Faculty News Tagged With: college of arts and letters, College of Humanities and Public Affairs, Faculty and Staff Page, graduate college, In the News, Jennifer Moore, ksmu

Ozarks Alive, KSMU team up to create new radio feature

October 21, 2020 by Strategic Communication

A new, creative partnership is bringing together one of the region’s most admired storytellers on Ozarks traditions and the local NPR station, resulting in a new program available to public radio listeners. “Ozarks Alive: Time Capsule” will be a monthly radio feature on KSMU-Ozarks Public Radio. It will highlight poignant people and places that showcase traditions and history … [Read more...] about Ozarks Alive, KSMU team up to create new radio feature

Filed Under: Headlines Tagged With: Headlines, ksmu

Call to musicians: Enter NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest

March 30, 2020 by Strategic Communication

Emerging musicians: Think you have what it takes to perform at the iconic Tiny Desk? NPR and KSMU want to hear from you. What is Tiny Desk? Over five years, nearly 30,000 unsigned musicians from across the country have submitted videos to NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest. “The Tiny Desk has become a bucket-list destination for musicians all over the world,” said Bob Boilen, creator of … [Read more...] about Call to musicians: Enter NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest

Filed Under: Headlines Tagged With: Headlines, ksmu

Missouri State professors represent women in science

March 1, 2018 by Strategic Communication

Alamo Drafthouse Cinema and public radio powerhouse Science Friday (broadcast locally on KSMU 91.1 FM) will celebrate Women’s History Month with a look at the pioneering work of women in science and technology.   Alamo Drafthouse Cinema in Springfield will be one of nine theaters across the country to screen the complete series of Science Friday’s “Breakthrough: Portraits of … [Read more...] about Missouri State professors represent women in science

Filed Under: Headlines Tagged With: college of natural and applied sciences, Headlines, Kristy Taylor, ksmu, La Toya Kissoon-Charles, Tamera Jahnke

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