We talk to Bob Kuhne, the president of the Old Town Arts and Craft Guild, a Nonprofit Organization in Cutchogue. He also talks about his time growing up in East Meadow and how he decided to move to the North Fork and his interest in the arts. He talks about his process for his painting and how he got involved with the Arts Guild, as well as what he thinks about the North Fork today.

We discuss his upbringing in Colombia, exploring his family's decision to immigrate to the U.S. and settle in Greenport. Additionally, we delve into his journey in graphic design and the inspiration behind his venture, Encanto Crepes and Café, in Greenport.

Sylvia Baruch discusses her upbringing in Brooklyn and East Meadow, reflecting on her experiences. She delves into her time at New York University, where she held diverse roles, such as Deputy Chancellor and Vice President of Planning. Additionally, we explore her relocation to the east end of Long Island, residing initially in Hampton Bays before transitioning to the North Fork.

Rich Caggiano talks about his time growing up in Brooklyn and Queen's. He also talks about moving to San Francisco and working with Dianne Feinstein, the former U.S. state senator of California. Lastly, we discuss how he decided to move to the North Fork and get involved in politics and civics within the Town of Southold.

Siobhan O'Neill talks about her childhood in Kansas and her early interest in theater. She also talks about moving to the northeast for school and getting involved in the theater scene in New York City. Lastly, we discuss what attracted her to the North Fork.

Rainer Gross talks about growing up in Germany and attending art school. He also talks about how he decided to come over to New York, make his way as an artist, and eventually come out to Greenport.

Suzy Donovan talks about her ancestry and some of the family that grew up on North Fork. She also talks about her journalism career and what she hopes for the area's future.

Scott Russell talks about his time growing up on Long Island. He also talks about how he got involved in civics and politics and eventually became the Supervisor for the town of Southold, as well as what he hopes for the future of the area.

John Mancini talks about his time growing up on Long Island. He also talks about how he decided to come out to Greenport and some of the area's history, including George Washington's visit to Greenport before he became president.

Bob Wissmann talks about his time growing up in Queens, New York. He also talks about how he became interested in sailing and operating his own marina. He tells some sailing stories, including when we sailed from the Carolinas to Bermuda during Hurricane Grace in 1991. Lastly, he talks about how he came out to Greenport later in life.