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Links to features and interviews.

The Malling—and Un-Malling—of Oak Park
Chicago Public Radio

A Chicago suburb re-opens a former pedestrian-only mall to car traffic after 30 years. But will the move really benefit area retailers? (Time: 4:44)

Kansas City Voters Consider Light Rail
KCUR

A $975-million ballot proposal would fund a 27-mile light rail line, electric shuttle buses and aerial gondolas. Is it pie in the sky? (Time: 4:01)

J-14 Agricultural Enterprises: “Going to my j-o-y”
KCUR

Meet 79-year-old Joe Jennings, a man who loves his work. This feature was awarded 2007 Best Radio Feature by the Kansas City Association of Black Journalists. (Time: 4:18)

Ida MacBeth releases “Live on the Vine”
KCUR

Versatile singer Ida McBeth has been serving up jazz, blues, soul, and funk to Kansas City audiences for 30 years. She talks about her life in music and her affection for what she calls “nice nasty songs.” (Time: 6:22)