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Meanwhile in Memphis with New Memphis

Meanwhile in Memphis is a program dedicated to conversations that celebrate the organizations, initiatives, and people that are shaping Memphis for the better.

Podcast · By WYXR · American English · US · Official site

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Sep 22, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    S6E38 Memphis' Higher-Ed Institutions Create City Vibrancy (opens the original)

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    Memphis' higher-ed institutions play a critical role in city vibrancy . Memphis’ colleges and universities are essential civic anchors shaping the region’s talent pipeline, stabilizing neighborhoods, driving research and innovation, and influencing long-term economic vitality. All of these factors play a critical role in employee readiness, attraction, and retention for local employers. This conversation, moderated by Dr. Joann Massey (EDGE), features Dr. Bill Hardgrave (University of Memphis),

  2. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    S6E37 Memphis a Media Oasis for Public Radio (opens the original)

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    Memphis is a media oasis! The city has a vibrant, people-powered ecosystem with a wealth of public radio stations. Go behind the scenes of two of the city’s signature public stations with Jared "Jay B" Boyd (WYXR 91.7 FM - the host station for Meanwhile in Memphis) and Charles McLarty. (WKNO 91.1 FM) to learn what role they play in connecting the community through news, music, and future-focused missions. This episode first aired on November 18, 2025 (S5E46). Resources mentioned in this episode

  3. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    S6E36 Memphis is a Hub for Entrepreneurship (opens the original)

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    Entrepreneurial spirit has shaped Memphis for decades, and the city still supports entrepreneurship today! This conversation has a strategic focus on attracting and retaining businesses — from small businesses to large-scale industry leaders — as well as exploring what makes Memphis a city of choice for entrepreneurs and innovators looking to launch a business. These leaders not only see what's possible, but they are also carving paths for the future of the city and positioning Memphis as a city

  4. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    S6E35 Memphis is Building a Brighter Tomorrow (opens the original)

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    Memphis builds community through collaboration. Habitat for Humanity's initiatives to build homes, help citizens age in place, and showcase leadership through volunteerism create a more vital and prosperous 901 for today, tomorrow, and generations to come. Guests: Dwayne Spencer (Habitat for Humanity of Greater Memphis) Michael Scarbrough (Matter Health Care) Resources mentioned in this episode include: Habitat for Humanity CEO Build Matter Health Care Plough Foundation Aging in Place Social Det

  5. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    S6E34 Downtown Memphis is Attracting Both Locals and Tourists (opens the original)

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    Downtown Memphis is a vibrant place to live, work, play, and thrive! Adding to downtown's appeal is an immersive experience, Baron Von Operbean and the River of Time, affectionately known as BVO. The attraction has been noted as a "jewel of an asset" and is playing a role in the forward momentum of the city's vision. Guests: Chandell Ryan (Downtown Memphis Commission) Jee Vahn Knight (Baron Von Opperbean) Resources mentioned in this episode include: Downtown Memphis Commission Baron Von Opperbea

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