Kim Barbour of the Suffolk County Cornell Cooperative Extension Marine Program came onto the program to discuss the virtual version of the annual culinary event "Shellabration." The benefit is traditionally held during the first week of December and hosts over 1,500 "shellabrants." The virtual version of the event continues to raise money for their "SPAT" program and the Back To The Bays Initiative, but also worked to promote the growing oyster community. Learn more.

"Long Island Migrant Labor Camps: Dust For Blood" is the true story about migrant labor camps in Suffolk County from their inception during World War 2 through their hey-day 1960 and their decline toward the end of the century. It chronicles the dark history of the suffering of the camps' inhabitants, the cause and effect of the camps, and the factors that lead to their decline. Author Mark Torres speaks about the book.

Director of Vision Long Island Eric Alexander speaks about the Smart Growth Communities 3-day summit held December 3rd through 5th and how they implemented a virtual version of the event to aid main streets across Long Island. Learn more about Vision Long Island: http://visionlongisland.org/

Cobi founded Chapter after seeing his grandfather and parents struggle with the complexities of navigating the process of enrolling in Medicare, and strives to make it easier for those less familiar with using computers to get the proper insurance coverage at the best price possible. Find out more: https://www.getchapter.com/ 

A perspective on the planned construction on the Mattituck Inlet.

Heart of the East End and WLIW-FM pays tribute to all our veterans with a special conversation one of our own, Marine Lance Corporal Edwin German, Vietnam Purple Heart Recipient and WLIW-FM host of The Urban Jazz Experience and Friday Night Soul.