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Mitch Teich

Mitch Teich

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Station Manager, North Country Public Radio (NCPR)

North Country

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Donald Trump, Boris Johnson, tyrants, parthenogenesis

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Total articles 798

  • A word about these perilous times

    By Mitch Teich| North Country Public Radio (NCPR) Verified These are perilous times. A lot of the people and things and institutions many of us have depended on to make our world a better place are under threat. I don’t know about you, but there are mornings I wake up, half expecting to read a headline that Thomas Edison’s descendants have been called to testify before a House of Representatives subcommittee formed to investigate whether the microphone he developed 150 years ago disproportionately amplifies voices spoken in other languages.

    By Mitch Teich · North Country Public Radio (NCPR)

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • North Words: how to stay curious with Much Music VJ Bill Welychka

    By Mitch Teich, Ethan Shantie| North Country Public Radio (NCPR) Verified Mitch TeichNorth Words: how to stay curious with Much Music VJ Bill WelychkaA few weeks ago, North Words featured an interview with Ontario filmmaker Jay Middaugh, whose film, “Still Alive in Kingston,” was making its world premiere at the Kingston Canadian Film Festival. The film was both an homage to the Kingston music scene and a semi-fictionalized biography of a notable Kingstonian.

    By Mitch Teich, Ethan Shantie · North Country Public Radio (NCPR)

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • A word about these perilous times

    By Mitch Teich| North Country Public Radio (NCPR) Verified These are perilous times. A lot of the people and things and institutions many of us have depended on to make our world a better place are under threat. I don’t know about you, but there are mornings I wake up, half expecting to read a headline that Thomas Edison’s descendants have been called to testify before a House of Representatives subcommittee formed to investigate whether the microphone he developed 150 years ago disproportionately amplifies voices spoken in other languages.

    By Mitch Teich · North Country Public Radio (NCPR)

    Apr. 13, 2025

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North Country Public Radio (NCPR)

Canton, New York, United States

+1 315-229-5356