“The Boys of the Lough”
Michael Coleman’s recordings from the early 1920’s set the standard for all the traditional Irish music that would follow. Coleman emigrated from County Sligo, Ireland, to New York City in […]
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The Science of Gratitude is a one hour documentary focusing on the latest information regarding the power (or lack of it) of being thankful. We hear research, expert opinion, and individual stories to illustrate how gratitude often has a large impact on overall health and happiness. The program covers gratitude in the workplace, in relationships, in child-rearing, etc. It’s hosted by Academy Award winning actress, Susan Sarandon. And produced by Peabody Award winning BMP Audio.
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CORRECTION: Cheryl Burke Jarvis is a marketing professor and Associate Dean at Southern Illinois University. We incorrectly stated she was from Illinois State University. We regret the error.
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