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Noah Grabianski
KBIA Student ReporterNoah Grabianski is a student producer from Palatine, Illinois studying journalism and film at the University of Missouri. He has an interest in sharing lesser-known stories with a wider audience.
When he’s not creating stories for KBIA, Noah is probably watching a movie, if not stargazing or trying his hand at creative writing.
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In her new book Windfall, Erika Bolstad explores the unknown legacy of her great-grandmother Anna, her family’s forgotten oil property, and the implications of the oil industry on our culture and climate in the past century.
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Former First Ward City Council Member Nick Knoth was recalled Tuesday night after taking a job that sparked controversy with First Ward residents.
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KBIA’s Noah Grabianski sat down with filmmaker Elizabeth Nichols to discuss her film premiering at True/False Film Fest 2024 and her relationship with 'Flying Lessons' star, Philly Abe.