Matt Largey
Projects Editor at KUT-FM (Austin, TX)
Projects Editor at @KUT, Austin's @NPR Station. Fact enthusiast. @SaltInstitute alum. Mainer. Usually wearing headphones. @mattlargey dot bsky dot social
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3 weeks ago |
radio.kttz.org | Matt Largey
Kimberlee Ralph gets a lot of phone calls at her job, working for a lawmaker at the Texas Capitol. People call to get help with problems they're experiencing. Or sometimes they call to tell their representatives how they want them to vote on such and such issue. Usually, it's all pretty routine. But sometimes a caller really sticks out. That's where Reta Ward comes in. "She is 94 and going blind and can hardly hear," Ralph said.
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3 weeks ago |
hppr.org | Matt Largey
Kimberlee Ralph gets a lot of phone calls at her job, working for a lawmaker at the Texas Capitol. People call to get help with problems they're experiencing. Or sometimes they call to tell their representatives how they want them to vote on such and such issue. Usually, it's all pretty routine. But sometimes a caller really sticks out. That's where Reta Ward comes in. "She is 94 and going blind and can hardly hear," Ralph said.
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3 weeks ago |
kwbu.org | Matt Largey
Kimberlee Ralph gets a lot of phone calls at her job, working for a lawmaker at the Texas Capitol. People call to get help with problems they're experiencing. Or sometimes they call to tell their representatives how they want them to vote on such and such issue. Usually, it's all pretty routine. But sometimes a caller really sticks out. That's where Reta Ward comes in. "She is 94 and going blind and can hardly hear," Ralph said.
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3 weeks ago |
tpr.org | Matt Largey
Kimberlee Ralph gets a lot of phone calls at her job, working for a lawmaker at the Texas Capitol. People call to get help with problems they're experiencing. Or sometimes they call to tell their representatives how they want them to vote on such and such issue. Usually, it's all pretty routine. But sometimes a caller really sticks out. That's where Reta Ward comes in. "She is 94 and going blind and can hardly hear," Ralph said.
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3 weeks ago |
keranews.org | Matt Largey
Kimberlee Ralph gets a lot of phone calls at her job, working for a lawmaker at the Texas Capitol. People call to get help with problems they're experiencing. Or sometimes they call to tell their representatives how they want them to vote on such and such issue. Usually, it's all pretty routine. But sometimes a caller really sticks out. That's where Reta Ward comes in. "She is 94 and going blind and can hardly hear," Ralph said.
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