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What's on the radio today: Oct. 31, 2019

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Here’s the radio lineup for Thursday, Oct. 31.

9 a.m. — NPR special coverage: U.S. House votes on impeachment

The House of Representatives will vote on whether to formalize the impeachment inquiry against President Trump. The resolution will set parameters for open hearings in the ongoing investigation. It will require a report from the House Intelligence Committee and it will empower the House Judiciary to make a final recommendation on impeachment.

11 a.m. — Counter Stories hosted by Brandt Williams

We’ll have the latest edition of Counter Stories, our regular conversation about race, identity and social justice.

Noon — MPR News Presents

A documentary from the Humankind series, "Compassionate Nurses." Nurses have repeated exposure to crisis, and the pain and suffering of their patients. This documentary explores the art of listening to patients and avoiding “compassion fatigue.” It features Dr. Mary Jo Kreitzer, founder and director of the Center for Spirituality and Healing at the University of Minnesota.