
Austin Carter
Morning Edition Host and Operations DirectorAustin Carter is a Murray State grad and has been involved with WKMS since he was in high school. Over the years he has been a producer for WKMS and has hosted several music shows, but now calls Morning Edition his home each weekday morning.
Austin has a love for public radio and the arts and spends his free time searching for new music, binging on television, and playing guitar.
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We hear how hospice nurses work to preserve the quality of our last moments of life.
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We enter a women's sober-living house and hear about the struggle it took to get there.
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How a rural Indiana county, which is an OB desert, invented a totally new model of care for their high risk mothers and babies.
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What is the future for trans kids living in states passing anti-trans legislation? We look to two people, 60 years apart, to understand.
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What is the history of abortion care in America? Today, we reach into the past to find out.
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Sam is Ariel's cheerful mail career with a unique reproductive journey.
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The epic battle to save the Little T is over, and the river is gone. But this battle has changed history and the minds of those who lived through it forever.
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The farmers looked to the Cherokees to do what they themselves couldn’t. But along the way, some of the Cherokees reconnect with their sacred history.
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Today we follow this story from the fight the farmers started to save their little valley of heaven all the way to the Supreme Court and beyond.
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Today we meet some of the last people to live and play in this river valley before it was flooded, people who have been defined by the beauty of the remote landscape and their harrowing struggle to save it.