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 “Ruralite The Podcast” jumps off our magazine pages and into your ears, amplifying the storytelling and bringing characters and topics to life in fresh ways. It’s an audio journey you won’t want to miss. Season 2, entitled “The Learning Curve,” goes beyond the headlines to share the story of education through the frontline heroes and helpers in rural communities navigating challenges and making a difference.All rights reserved. 777612 Sciences sociales
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    • Angel’s Journey: A Language Almost Lost

      Angel’s Journey: A Language Almost Lost
      Feb 1 2022

      Angel Sobotta is a dedicated teacher of the Nimiipuu (nee-MEE-poo) language at Lapwai School District in Lapwai, Idaho. The Nimiipuu—also known as the Nez Perce people—are deeply rooted in the landscape they have called home for millennia. By sharing stories in the Nimiipuu language, Angel helps students and teachers reclaim their cultural identity for future generations.

      Several of the sound clips used in this episode are courtesy of the www.nimipuutimt.org.
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      15 min
    • Inspired by the Mountains

      Inspired by the Mountains
      Nov 22 2021
      The Alaska mountain range is inaccessible to most people due to its ruggedness and remoteness. But for Klara Maisch and Leighan Falley, the harsh wilderness is their inspiration to create art and share Alaska’s beauty with others through paint.
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      13 min
    • Highway 58 Herald

      Highway 58 Herald
      Nov 11 2021
      In Oakridge, Oregon, a group of volunteers led by Editor Doug Bates, coaxed out of retirement, began an online nonprofit journalism site after the local newspaper closed down.
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      15 min
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