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The Green - September 9, 2016

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We hear a lot during elections about the middle class and what candidates can do to bolster its fortunes.  But exactly what constitutes the middle class? We chat with a Delaware State University professor about his new book on the middle class and class identity.

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Delaware Public Media's Tom Byrne interviews DSU professor Martin Nunlee about his book "When Did We All Become Middle Class?"

Delaware Public Media’s Megan Pauly introduces us to a Wilmington artist creating Black Lives Matter themed coloring books in between work and training to be a boxer.

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Delaware Public Media's Megan Pauly profiles Wilmington artist D. Marque Hall.

Delaware Public Media science reporter Katie Peikes visited the University of Delaware recently to learn more about a robot that could help kids facing tough pediatric rehabilitation.

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Delaware Public Media science reporter Katie Peikes interviews UD researcher Herbert Tanner about Nao.

In this week’s Enlighten Me, when have a conversation with Wilmington author Sarah Brown about her book “Let Your Personality Be Your Career Guide” and finding your ideal job.

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Delaware Public Media's Megan Pauly interviews Wilmington author Sarah Brown about her book “Let Your Personality Be Your Career Guide.”

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