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Global Rhythms In Our Tribe, GRIOT, at NYC's Mission Society offers young musicians free lessons and a unique perspective. The program's director and one of its members explain. nycmissionsociety.org

Celia Stokes, CEO of eDriving.com, the largest provider of online driver training and risk reduction, explains teenage driving habits and new technology to help improve their skills.

Ballet Hispanico Artistic Director Eduardo Vilaro gives a backstage pass to their upcoming shows at the Apollo Theater, November 18-19. Ballethispanico.org

YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN INNOCENT, by law professor James J. Duane, advises how to protect ourselves in a very complicated justice system, using actual case histories.

The Blue Hill Troupe is NYCs only all-volunteer musical theater group donating net proceeds to charity. Board VP Suzanne Taylor previews "Pirates of Penzance", onstage 11/29. BHT.org.

THE MICROBIOME SOLUTION: A Radical New Way to Heal Your Body from the Inside Out by Dr. Robynne Chutkan, explains to correct our internal imbalance caused by a typical diet and medications.

The Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts presents performers from Argentina, Haiti, Jamaica, China, Cuba, and across the U.S. Director Jon Yanofsky visits for a season preview. brooklyncenter.org

Tammy Granger of Caron Treatment Centers offers advice on guiding high school and college-age students to make better choices when it comes to alcohol. More at caron.org.

Jazz Foundation of America board member Steve Jordan previews the gala A Great Night In Harlem at the Apollo Theater, featuring the John Mayer Trio, on October 27th. Jazzfoundation.org

DESIGNING YOUR LIFE by Stanford professors Bill Burnett and Dave Evans explains how the principles of design thinking can help us create the life we want at any age.