Actors Janice Duclos, Phyllis Kay, and Fred Sullivan, Jr. join Curt Columbus and Bob Seay with Dorothy Parker's poems, stories "You Were Perfectly Fine," and "Here We Are," along with Alexander Woollcott's elegy "Our Mrs. Parker."

Almost half of the children in Providence grow up in poverty. David Cartagena grew up poor in Rhode Island's capital, and became a criminal and gang member. But that's not how he'll be remembered. WRNI's Ian Donnis reports on how Cartagena changed not just his own life, but many of those with whom he came into contact.

The Low Anthem is another Providence based band drawing fans and critical acclaim from beyond the city limits. Bob Seay talks with the group about their music.

Jocie Adams, Ben Knox Miller and Jeffrey Prystowsky comprise The Low Anthem - one of the musical groups emerging from Providence that's attracting fans and critical acclaim well beyond the city limits with albums like "What the Crow Brings" and "Oh My God, Charlie Darwin". They recently sat down with Bob Seay to talk about their music.