
Mitch Teich
Station Manager at North Country Public Radio (NCPR)
Station manager at the amazing @NCPR. Longtime public radio host. Drinker of iced coffee. Watcher of a lot of sports, especially @borussia_en and @LeTour.
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4 days ago |
northcountrypublicradio.org | Mitch Teich
It’s a challenging column day in the North Words Community Writing Bunker and Donut Shoppe. As you might have surmised from the blitz of Mother's Day mattress sales, social media posts, and Special Offers Sent Directly To Your App (some restrictions apply), it’s Mother's Day. And there are a few important moms in my life who deserve to be recognized for their contributions the world.
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6 days ago |
northcountrypublicradio.org | Mitch Teich |Ethan Shantie
Mitch TeichNorth Words: This SLU student is bringing hockey to the hockey-lessWhen this year’s graduates of St. Lawrence University walk across the stage at their commencement this month, some will receive their degrees with academic honors. One degree recipient has already received a huge honor before she even receives her diploma.
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1 week ago |
northcountrypublicradio.org | Mitch Teich
Dear reader,This is a friendly reminder of your reading appointment on Sunday, May 4, at 11:30 a.m. We look forward to seeing you in this space. Please reply with [U] to unsubscribe to these messages. —-Dear reader,This message is to remind you of your reading appointment on Sunday, May 4, at 11:30 a.m. Please reply with [Y] to confirm; [N] to cancel; or [R] to reschedule.
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1 week ago |
northcountrypublicradio.org | Mitch Teich |Ethan Shantie
Mitch TeichNorth Words: A book about a book about a book... Metafiction can be a lot. If you’re not familiar with the concept of metafiction, Jeff Kramer’s new novel, “Mud Season,” is a great introduction. Kramer is a former newspaper journalist in Syracuse who previously had beats in Massachusetts, and California. The hero of his book, Woody Hackworth, is himself a former journalist. Hackworth, in turn, is writing a novel featuring - yes - another journalist.
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2 weeks ago |
northcountrypublicradio.org | Mitch Teich
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before. No, really, stop me if you’ve heard this one before. This is my great fear as I sit down to write every week. That I will commit at least 400 brain cells on a Sunday morning - some of them before I am fully caffeinated - to writing a column, only to have someone email me ten minutes after the column is published to say: Um, hey - didn’t you write almost exactly the same column about four months ago? It's not that my memory is going.
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Dropping by this space to pass along a link to my BBC World Service debut, on this program (programme!) about airports: https://t.co/6Sninx3ZFL Many thanks to producer @DamascusRose for the interview. (Next stop, the Shipping Forecast?)

This is a real thing we purchased for our dogs (while we were in Canada, of course). https://t.co/nDj2VIjfAU

Hey, North Country folk - the snow has mostly stopped up here. Make a trip out to @SUNYCantonNews this evening to watch Rob Kugler and I talk about his moving memoir, "A Dog Named Beautiful."

Tonight's guest author @robkugler made a stop in our Dog Floor to meet with some lucky students who live with their besties on campus. Rob will speak at 6:30 p.m. in the Kingston theater. Free, open to the public, and recommended to anyone who ♥️s dogs! https://t.co/yYbII8loOa