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David Martin Davies

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A wing and a prayer: Saving birds in a time of decline

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By David Martin Davies
| Texas Public Radio (San Antonio, TX) Verified
This program first aired on April 29, 2026. Something is missing from much of North America’s skies. A lot of birds have disappeared. Since 1970, the United States and Canada have lost an estimated 3 billion birds — nearly one in three birds across the continent. Grassland birds have been hit especially hard, and scientists warn that even some familiar backyard and wetland species are declining.
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Grandparents raising grandchildren navigate growing burdens and limited support

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By David Martin Davies
| Texas Public Radio (San Antonio, TX) Verified
This program originally aired on April 9, 2026. Across the United States, millions of children are being raised not by their parents, but by grandparents who step up when a family is in crisis. Researchers and advocates often call these households “grandfamilies” or kinship families, and they have become an increasingly visible part of the child welfare landscape.
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In the grip of a heart attack: How to recognize the signs and react

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By David Martin Davies
| Texas State Public Affairs Network
September 21, 2026 / David Martin Davies This interview was originally recorded on Wednesday, April 10, 2024. A heart attack, a terrifying event where blood flow to the heart is blocked, can feel like an elephant sitting on your chest. This crushing pressure, often in the center or left side, can be accompanied by tightness, squeezing, or dull pain. It may linger for minutes or come and go. But the discomfort isn’t the only indicator.
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