Patrick Flanary
Host, Morning EditionPatrick Flanary is a dad, journalist, and host of Morning Edition.
His reporting on music, mental health, politics, business, and equality has appeared in Rolling Stone, The Guardian, ProPublica, Quartz, and elsewhere.
Patrick spent a year reporting on the Cape Cod murder trial of former Coast Guardsman Adrian Loya. His prison interview with Loya was expanded into a feature for Psychology Today magazine, which explored how Loya’s range of psychiatric diagnoses revealed the difficulty of untangling mental fitness from criminal intent at trial.
For three years Patrick lived in Beijing, where he contributed an American perspective on China Radio International.
He lives in Hyannis Port.
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Barnstable planners unveil final designs for restriping and rerouting downtown streets. -
We’re asking listeners about what issues Governor Healey should prioritize. Here's what to know about what her administration is doing to support veterans' mental and behavioral health.
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Breonna Mody's essay on Jane Swift won the Monomoy student a meet-and-greet with the former governor at her portrait's unveiling in Boston.
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Town Meeting will address the construction of a water-treatment plant.
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We’re asking listeners about what issues Governor Healey should prioritize. Here's what to know about why childcare is scarce and expensive, and what the Governor's administration can do to support better access to childcare.
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PFLAG, the country's first organization to advocate for LGBTQ+ equality, turns 50 this month.
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Broad Reach Healthcare CEO Bill Bogdanovich has been named chair of Housing Assistance Corporation's board of directors. The region’s leading provider of affordable housing helps secure homes for more than 6,000 families on the Cape and Islands.
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An evolving curriculum, known as the CLIPPER Experience, will empower students to advocate for themselves as they learn.
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In her first interview with CAI, the Democrat says Biden's proposed $600 million to replace the bridges is a start—but isn't enough.
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President Biden's new budget proposal includes $350 million to replace the aging Bourne and Sagamore bridges. But it's far from the total cost of the project, and the budget itself is far from a done deal.
