Yonder Radio 10/15/26 (Podcast version, no breaks)

This week on Yonder Radio, we’re taking a dive into autumn with Daily Yonder reporter Julia Tilton who brings us a story about fall leaves in New England.

Then, Daily Yonder data reporter, Sarah Melotte, talks to us about Flock cameras and how rural communities are pushing back against automated license plate readers.

American Creed: Citizen Power is a new PBS series. We talk to Jonathan Blair and Sam Schimmel, who are both featured on the new series, about how their respective lives in Alaska and eastern Kentucky compare and contrast.

Then we have a conversation from the Rural Faith Initiative featuring Dee Davis, president of the Center for Rural Strategies, and Mistie Johnson, who runs Ignite Ministry in Neon, Kentucky.

Reporter Nhatt Nichols bring us to the Olympic Peninsula to a bird sanctuary where the local tribe is trying to expand protections.

Finally, from southwest Colorado we bring you a bookstore owner’s favorite rural book.

Our featured musical guest this week is from Seward, Alaska — Blackwater Railroad, a band who puts on a rocking good show.

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