In this episode of Harvey Hubbell’s Show N’ Tell, Harvey sits down with Emily March of March Farm to talk about growing up on a working family farm and why agriculture remains so important to Connecticut’s families and communities.

Emily shares what farm life taught her about hard work, responsibility, caring for the land, and the challenges of keeping a family farm going.

She also discusses CT Farm Strong, taking place at March Farm in Bethlehem on Saturday, August 22, from 1:00 to 8:00 p.m. The event will bring together local food, live music, farmers, vendors, family activities, and the community for a day dedicated to supporting Connecticut farmers.

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In this episode of Harvey Hubbell’s Show N’ Tell, Harvey sits down with Howard Rosenfeld, founder of The Farmer’s Table, to discuss the future of local farming in Connecticut, and the story behind Connecticut Farm Strong and its first event, taking place Saturday, August 22, 2026, at March Farm in Bethlehem, Connecticut.

Howard talks about the financial uncertainty farmers face, the effects of funding cuts, and how agritourism can create new sources of income. He also compares farmers’ market and grocery-store prices and explains how local food, music, and community events can bring families closer to the farmers who feed them.

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In this episode of Harvey Hubbell’s Show N’ Tell, Harvey sits down with Eric Hahn, founder and organizer of Connecticut Farm Strong.

Eric discusses the 24/7 reality of farming, the value of locally produced food, preserving farmland for future generations, and the importance of supporting Connecticut farmers.

He also shares the story behind Connecticut Farm Strong and its first event, taking place Saturday, August 22, 2026, at March Farm in Bethlehem, Connecticut.

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In this episode of Harvey Hubbell’s Show N’ Tell, Harvey sits down with Anthony Stokes for a raw and personal conversation about survival, incarceration, choices, and second chances.

Anthony shares stories from his time at Rikers Island, surviving being shot twice, and the experiences that shaped his life. He reflects on lost time, the consequences of our choices, and the lessons he hopes young people can learn from his story.

It is an honest conversation about survival, reflection, and using the past to help others make better choices.

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In this episode of Harvey Hubbell’s Show N’ Tell, Harvey continues his conversation with Igor Sikorsky Jr. about aviation history, faith, invention, and the lasting legacy of his father, Igor Sikorsky.

This full-length conversation explores the early days of flight, the development of the helicopter, the challenges and vision behind major aviation breakthroughs, and the personal reflections of a son looking back on his father’s life and impact.

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In this episode of Harvey Hubbell’s Show N’ Tell, Harvey sits down with Igor Sikorsky Jr. for a personal conversation about family, legacy, aviation history, faith, and the life of his father, Igor Sikorsky.

Igor Sikorsky is known around the world for his impact on aviation and the development of the helicopter, but this conversation looks beyond the inventions to the man himself. Igor Sikorsky Jr. reflects on his father’s character, vision, faith, and simple, authentic way of life.

This episode offers a rare and meaningful look at one of aviation’s most influential families, told through personal memory, history, and reflection.

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In Part One of this special episode of Harvey Hubbell’s Show N’ Tell, Harvey sits down with Igor Sikorsky Jr. and Nickolai Sikorsky for a personal conversation about family, legacy, aviation history, and the remarkable life of their father, Igor Sikorsky.

Known around the world for his impact on aviation and the development of the helicopter, Igor Sikorsky’s legacy reaches far beyond invention alone. In this conversation, his sons reflect on the man behind the name: his vision, character, faith, determination, and role as a loving father.

This episode offers a rare and personal look at one of aviation’s most influential families, exploring how history, innovation, and memory come together through the voices of those who knew him best.

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In this episode of Harvey Hubbell’s Show n’ Tell, Harvey sits down with Molly Goldston, founder of Saving Grace Animals for Adoption, to hear how her lifelong love and respect for animals grew into a life-changing rescue mission.

Today, Molly works with shelters across more than 20 counties in the Carolinas, personally visiting rural shelters, working with staff, and helping bring dogs into a program where they can receive the care they need and the second chance they deserve.

This is a story about rescue, purpose, compassion, and what happens when one person refuses to look away.

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Literacy is a fundamental right.

Kristen Hubbell, educator, literacy specialist, and UVEI faculty member, joins Harvey Hubbell’s Show n’ Tell to share her perspective on the reading crisis, what students truly need to succeed, and why evidence-based literacy instruction matters.

Kristen brings years of classroom experience, instructional coaching, and literacy leadership to the conversation, offering insight into the challenges educators face and the hope that comes from doing what works for kids.

She is also hosting an upcoming Hopeville: How to Win the Reading Wars screening and panel discussion in Woodstock, VT on May 9 at Billings Farm & Museum.

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What would school look like if we designed it from the ground up?

Kevin Bartlett is the Founding Director of the Common Ground Collaborative and has spent five decades reimagining how schools can help students truly become human. 📚✨