Emmy Award-Winning Journalists and Photographer Victoria Gaither was invited to Thanksgiving lunch at St. Michaels Steak & Crab House by owners Eric and Anne Rosen. Every year, the Rosen's invite, family and friends, to a beautiful Thanksgiving day spread with all the trimmings and desserts your tummy can hold. In this podcast that was heard overseas, Victoria talks with Anne, Eric, and Jared. All three express why Thanksgiving is important and what it means to them. Plus, Eric including his mother and sisters get a bit emotional as they all remember Eric's father, listen to what he had to say. In the cover photo, Anne, Eric, daughter Maddie, and Maryland Governor Larry Hogan presents Eric with a certificate for 25 years of service and business to the St. Michaels community. To learn more about the resturant visit their website https://www.stmichaelscrabhouse.com/

International Journalist's and Photographer Victoria Gaither talks with Nanticoke Chief William Daisey about his life and new book "The Life and Times of William "Thunder Eagle" Daisey - A Delaware Indian Chief: An Autobiography", the two spoke at the Nanticoke Community Day event in Nanticoke, Delaware. Daisey has been touring and attending events to talk about his book which he says is a legacy left to his family and tribe. To learn more about his book and buy it https://www.prweb.com/releases/william_daiseys_newly_released_the_life_and_times_of_william_thunder_eagle_daisey_is_a_heartfelt_read_on_the_life_of_a_retired_nanticoke_indian_tribe_chief/prweb16482666.htm

Join Broadcaster Victoria Gaither and Professor Julius Bailey as they discuss the Amber Guyger Murder Trial.

Catch up with American Journalist Victoria Gaither and New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith, on International Connection Media as they discuss the day's news, talk, and conversation. Listen to Stu and Victoria weekly on this podcast station. In this podcast, they talk Hurricane Dorian, Bahamas, Brexit, back to school, and spring.

Join New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith, as he talks with Australian Singer and Songwriter Candice Dianna and her sister Ursula about suicide. The ladies had a very candid and open discussion with Stu about how suicide has impacted their family. Candice and Ursula are making it their mission to continue the dialogue and conversation about suicide and prevention. To learn more about Candice click her link https://candicedianna.com/?fbclid=IwAR10wJrFrhuxmgjc9hPNZ-dr_9Ss4QEOLCSxltGT8coI8rEIv7AY3J6NxzU

In this podcast, New Zealand Country Music Broadcaster, Stu Frith, brings you the best in country music while introducing you to new and upcoming artists. Listen to Stu weekly on this podcast station.

Join American Journalist Victoria Gaither and New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith, for Get the News, a podcast that brings you news of the day and great conversation. Check out podcast weekly from Victoria and Stu.

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American Journalist and National Press Club member Victoria Gaither interviews Eastern Shore Architecture David Quillin in relation to this year’s National Press Club Photo Exhibition that starts August 1st and runs to September. Victoria chose David to feature in this year’s exhibition that focuses on people. According to Victoria, “David was perfect because he’s so humble and he had goats”. Hear the man behind the photograph. Among his work we love his design of the restroom on Ocean City’s boardwalk. To see and learn more about David click https://daviddquillinarchitecture.com/

American Journalist Victoria Gaither just back from New Zealand stops by to visit Sandy Spring Slavery Museum for Heritage Day. Victoria while overseas spoke about Slavery in America and she came across the Sandy Spring, Maryland museum and was happy to visit. Listen to her interview with founder, Dr. Winston Anderson, Ph.D who was at the day's event. To learn more about the musuem visit https://www.sandyspringslavemuseum.org/