NYS Broadcasters Awards 2023-24 Entries Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/nys-broadcasters-awards-2023-24-entries NYS Broadcasters Awards 2023-24 Entries © 2025 WJFF RADIO CATSKILL 2ed35a8b-b09f-53dd-8986-0aa9dbc2c701 no en Mon, 08 Apr 2024 21:13:33 -0400 Tue, 02 Dec 2025 22:55:24 -0500 https://img.transistor.fm/_YMisjJ-vqYuo9VpCG_zot4a-S1E4tO0DUx-KDaLnWg/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS83M2U1/MDY1ZjlmNDVlZjM2/MWM3YWJlMTRlMjM3/NGJkMi5wbmc.jpg NYS Broadcasters Awards 2023-24 Entries episodic WJFF RADIO CATSKILL NYS Broadcasters Awards 2023-24 Entries NYS Broadcasters Awards 2023-24 Entries. Radio Catskill No No CLOSE TO HOME: For the Birds by Leif Johansen 5 5 CLOSE TO HOME: For the Birds by Leif Johansen full d7d24d3f-735c-451e-8207-7ca0b536a802 https://share.transistor.fm/s/6415ca5f For the Birds
by Leif Johansen


Have you noticed geese flying back recently? Or robins plucking worms and berries from your snow-less yard in the middle of the winter? Locally and globally, bird populations and migration patterns are changing. Today, we’re asking why. (Spoiler: your house cat knows.) In this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Andrew Farnsworth, Senior Research Associate in the Center for Avian Population Studies at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.

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by Leif Johansen


Have you noticed geese flying back recently? Or robins plucking worms and berries from your snow-less yard in the middle of the winter? Locally and globally, bird populations and migration patterns are changing. Today, we’re asking why. (Spoiler: your house cat knows.) In this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Andrew Farnsworth, Senior Research Associate in the Center for Avian Population Studies at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.

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by Leif Johansen


Have you noticed geese flying back recently? Or robins plucking worms and berries from your snow-less yard in the middle of the winter? Locally and globally, bird populations and migration patterns are changing. Today, we’re asking why. (Spoiler: your house cat knows.) In this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Andrew Farnsworth, Senior Research Associate in the Center for Avian Population Studies at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.

]]> No Election 2023 Awards 4 4 Election 2023 Awards full dce595bc-1f0d-4553-b5a0-a6b974cf5725 https://share.transistor.fm/s/2caa12b0 WJFF Radio Catskill recently aired a detailed hour-long election special, focusing on the local races in Sullivan, Wayne, and Pike Counties. The program featured interviews with candidates, live commentary from reporters and activists, and explored the key issues facing voters.

]]> WJFF Radio Catskill recently aired a detailed hour-long election special, focusing on the local races in Sullivan, Wayne, and Pike Counties. The program featured interviews with candidates, live commentary from reporters and activists, and explored the key issues facing voters.

]]> Mon, 08 Apr 2024 12:59:22 -0400 WJFF RADIO CATSKILL WJFF RADIO CATSKILL 295 WJFF Radio Catskill recently aired a detailed hour-long election special, focusing on the local races in Sullivan, Wayne, and Pike Counties. The program featured interviews with candidates, live commentary from reporters and activists, and explored the key issues facing voters.

]]> No The Local Edition Awards 2023 3 3 The Local Edition Awards 2023 full f1d675f7-c0d7-4a3a-96d4-9477a7f9eb5d https://share.transistor.fm/s/13b609b2 The Local Edition is a community news and public affairs program broadcast Monday through Friday. It serves to connect listeners with local voices and concerns, while providing the latest news from the region.

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]]> Mon, 08 Apr 2024 12:36:04 -0400 WJFF RADIO CATSKILL WJFF RADIO CATSKILL 299 The Local Edition is a community news and public affairs program broadcast Monday through Friday. It serves to connect listeners with local voices and concerns, while providing the latest news from the region.

]]> No Hard Harvest 2 2 Hard Harvest full c83ffab8-2fd3-4084-a0da-3ffdd99748d2 https://share.transistor.fm/s/5ba8086a From early heat and a late freeze in the spring, to wildfire smoke and wet weekends in the summer, local farmers describe the challenges set by unpredictable weather in 2023. It’s an hour-long feature from Farm and Country and The Local Edition.

]]> From early heat and a late freeze in the spring, to wildfire smoke and wet weekends in the summer, local farmers describe the challenges set by unpredictable weather in 2023. It’s an hour-long feature from Farm and Country and The Local Edition.

]]> Mon, 08 Apr 2024 11:35:19 -0400 WJFF RADIO CATSKILL WJFF RADIO CATSKILL 287 From early heat and a late freeze in the spring, to wildfire smoke and wet weekends in the summer, local farmers describe the challenges set by unpredictable weather in 2023. It’s an hour-long feature from Farm and Country and The Local Edition.

]]> No Community and Family Grieve the Passing of Kia Williams—A Sullivan County Mama 1 1 Community and Family Grieve the Passing of Kia Williams—A Sullivan County Mama full dacb2ce0-1c29-45c5-acaa-434d26a4a642 https://share.transistor.fm/s/b24d6545 Kia Williams was an adventurous traveler, an exceptional cook, and a dedicated mother. She entered a new phase of her life by moving to Barryville, Sullivan County, along with her son Sai, originally from California.

In recent times, Kia embarked on a journey that led her to marry her fiancé, Desmond, and temporarily relocate to Ghana. Her purpose was to assist him in obtaining the necessary documents to join her in the United States.

During her time in Ghana, Kia discovered that she was pregnant with twins. Unfortunately, her joy was overshadowed by a decline in her health, prompting her to seek medical attention.

Tragically, Kia passed away in May, shortly after celebrating her 30th birthday. Her untimely departure left her loved ones devastated, as she was taken from this world far too early.

Kia was a beloved member of the Sullivan County Mamas, an online support group for rural mothers. She was known for her positivity and warmth, and her absence was deeply felt within the community.

Patricio Robayo from Radio Catskill recently interviewed Kia’s sisters, Quiyanna Terry and Miyanna Albritton, as well as Jess Lewis, a member of the Sullivan County Mamas. The interview shed light on Kia’s journey to Ghana and the challenges her family faced while striving to bring her back home.

]]> Kia Williams was an adventurous traveler, an exceptional cook, and a dedicated mother. She entered a new phase of her life by moving to Barryville, Sullivan County, along with her son Sai, originally from California.

In recent times, Kia embarked on a journey that led her to marry her fiancé, Desmond, and temporarily relocate to Ghana. Her purpose was to assist him in obtaining the necessary documents to join her in the United States.

During her time in Ghana, Kia discovered that she was pregnant with twins. Unfortunately, her joy was overshadowed by a decline in her health, prompting her to seek medical attention.

Tragically, Kia passed away in May, shortly after celebrating her 30th birthday. Her untimely departure left her loved ones devastated, as she was taken from this world far too early.

Kia was a beloved member of the Sullivan County Mamas, an online support group for rural mothers. She was known for her positivity and warmth, and her absence was deeply felt within the community.

Patricio Robayo from Radio Catskill recently interviewed Kia’s sisters, Quiyanna Terry and Miyanna Albritton, as well as Jess Lewis, a member of the Sullivan County Mamas. The interview shed light on Kia’s journey to Ghana and the challenges her family faced while striving to bring her back home.

]]> Mon, 08 Apr 2024 11:29:35 -0400 WJFF RADIO CATSKILL WJFF RADIO CATSKILL 297 Kia Williams was an adventurous traveler, an exceptional cook, and a dedicated mother. She entered a new phase of her life by moving to Barryville, Sullivan County, along with her son Sai, originally from California.

In recent times, Kia embarked on a journey that led her to marry her fiancé, Desmond, and temporarily relocate to Ghana. Her purpose was to assist him in obtaining the necessary documents to join her in the United States.

During her time in Ghana, Kia discovered that she was pregnant with twins. Unfortunately, her joy was overshadowed by a decline in her health, prompting her to seek medical attention.

Tragically, Kia passed away in May, shortly after celebrating her 30th birthday. Her untimely departure left her loved ones devastated, as she was taken from this world far too early.

Kia was a beloved member of the Sullivan County Mamas, an online support group for rural mothers. She was known for her positivity and warmth, and her absence was deeply felt within the community.

Patricio Robayo from Radio Catskill recently interviewed Kia’s sisters, Quiyanna Terry and Miyanna Albritton, as well as Jess Lewis, a member of the Sullivan County Mamas. The interview shed light on Kia’s journey to Ghana and the challenges her family faced while striving to bring her back home.

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