Bartholomewtown
Bartholomewtown is an independent news and interview podcast exploring Rhode Island through conversations with the people driving politics, culture, business, and public life. Hosted by journalist Bill Bartholomew, the show delivers insightful interviews, original reporting, and clear-eyed analysis from New England's smallest state—with stories that often resonate far beyond it.
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Latest Episodes
How Rhode Island's New Legislation Balances Wildlife Safety and Pest Control Needs
Reducing Toxicity in Rhode Island: How Legislation Shifts Pest Control and Wildlife ConservationIn this episode, we explore Rhode Island's recent legislation to restrict dangerous anticoagulant rodenticides—making it the s...
RI's Revolutionary History: Secretary of State Gregg Amore
This episode explores Rhode Island’s pivotal contributions to American independence, highlighting its unique history, key figures, and ongoing commemorations for the 250th anniversary. Learn why Rhode Island’s self-governance and revolutionary ...
How RI Startup "Transgender Zone" Builds Community, Resilience Amidst Anti-Trans Laws
Building Community and Support for Transgender Individuals: The Story of Transgender ZoneIn this episode, Victoria St. Germain shares her inspiring journey from navigating a challenging t...
How Newport Heights Exemplifies Successful Affordable Housing Redevelopment - Secretary Deborah Goddard, Rhode Island Executive Office of Housing + Eva Erlich, Vice President of Development at Trinity Financial
GUESTS:Secretary Deborah Goddard, Rhode Island Executive Office of HousingEva Erlich, Vice President of Development at Trinity FinancialThis episode dives into a real-world case of rebuilding community and creati...
The Hidden Costs of Fines and Fees in the US Criminal Justice System: URI's Dr. Brittany Martin
This episode explores how financial penalties within the justice system disproportionately impact low-income communities, often leading to a cycle of debt and criminalization. University of Rhode Island's