…here, and, you know, there's been some amazing speakers, and it's a hard act to follow, but I'll try to. So when Lisa and Jim called me up, they said, we want to hear about your story and your journey through science. And so that's really how I've…

…on Story in the Public Square. Hello and welcome to A Story in the Public Square, where storytelling meets public affairs. I'm Jim Lutis from the Pell Center at Salve Regina University. And I'm G. Wayne Miller with the Providence Journal. This week we're…

…Story in the Public Square, you can find us on Facebook and Twitter or visit pellcenter.org where you can always catch up on previous episodes. For G. Wayne Miller, I'm Jim Lutis asking you to join us again next time for more Story in the Public Square.

…to the below ground community. I was heavily influenced by David Perry at Oregon State University and that whole team, Randy Molina, Jim Trappi, who were doing work on mycorrhizal fungi. And I wanted to go back. I thought that this, after my master's, I…

…mycorrhizal connection and that communication pathway. Yeah. Okay, a question from Rachel Friedman, who did her undergraduate research with Jim Trapp. She's curious about your use of the term mycorrhizas, and can you help understand the difference between that…

…working in Kentucky, a state that was a major coal producer for decades. As a reporter for Inside Climate News, Jim Bruggers appeared on this program discussing environmental racism, so-called chemical or advanced recycling, and the climate dimensions of key…

…Bruggers appeared on this program discussing environmental racism, so-called chemical or advanced recycling, and the climate dimensions of key elections. Jim passed away on June 16th at the age of 68 after a battle with thyroid cancer and pneumonia. We are…

…Jim passed away on June 16th at the age of 68 after a battle with thyroid cancer and pneumonia. We are sad, and Jim, you will be deeply missed. But the many journalists you mentored will carry on your spirit of ensuring environmental injustice is brought…

…as well as the following donors. Ted and Alice Kernahan, The Browning Watt Foundation, Mary Davey, Michael McCain and Family, Jim and Sandra Patledo, Tony and Sherry Fell, Bryce and Nikki Douglas, Richard Wernham and Julia West. Charles and Marilyn Bailey,…