Due, Knowledge

In preparation of the 2023 History Book Festival in Lewis Delaware, thanks to the coordination of the Lewes Book store Biblion and NPR's Steve Inskeep, Woodbridge High School students (Kelly, Aida, Chelsea, Brooke, Bryce, and Gabby) had a chance to sit down with National Public Radio's Steve Inskeep. In addition to a renowned journalist, as an author, students had questions pertaining to navigating a divisive time in the country. Enjoy the experience of podcasting with this famous podcasting journalist. The History Book Festival is made possible thanks to the Schell families, Biblion and Browseabout Book stores, Delaware Humanities, iHeart Media, The Lee Ann Wilkinson Group, Delmarva Public Media, and Print Coast 2 Coast to name a few of the many sponsors. Please see the History Book Festival site to see all the many partners to allow this event to occur. https://www.historybookfestival.org/festival-partners

Upcoming Festival of Words author, Aggie L. Jae, talks about her book The Water Door and interviews with Upward Bound student Vania.

Upward Bound students have a chance to sit down with Mr. William Beiser to talk Chapel Branch, running in general, and outlooks on an enriching life that taught many lessons.

We visit with Ms Mervine about her role as the NRWC executive director from Upward Bound students.

Upward bound students sat down with Bill Beiser a 95 year old local resident with a lifetime of experiences.

Brooklyn, a Delaware Upward Bound student sits down to talk with Nanticoke River Watershed Conservancy during the ongoing 6 week workstudy program happening between these two organizations.

Meilyn and Ms. Martinez discuss aspects of Summer 2023 Upward Bound.

Meilyn and Ms. Martinez discuss values of the Summer 2023 Upward Bound program.

Ms. Twanya Dunn and Upward Bound student Meilyn highlight the benefits of Upward Bound.

Meilyn and Ms. Twanya Dunn sit down to discuss the Upward Bound program.