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Tales and Trails
By Jay WesterveldHistory
Tales and Trails episodes
- TALES AND TRAILS WITH CHRIS BELL
Tales and Trails with Chris Bell recorded on 11-23-2020 on WTBQ radio.
55 min - Tales and Trails with Eugene Wright, independent newspaper publisher
Jay Westerveld talks with Eugene Wright, independent newspaper publisher.
55 min - TAILS AND TRAILS WITH MAYOR DAN HARTER 11-09-2020
Listen LIVE every Monday morning from 11am-12pm on WTBQ AM 1110 FM 93.5 – Radio Worth Listening To.
55 min - TAILS AND TRAILS - 11-02-2020 - CHRIS BELL - HISTORY OF TUXEDO PARK
Listen LIVE every Monday morning from 11am-12pm on WTBQ AM 1110 FM 93.5 – Radio Worth Listening To.
55 min - Tales and Trails with Alie Shaper, Wine-treprenuer
Tails and Trails with Alie Shaper, Wine-treprenuer
55 min - Tails and Trails with Mike Mallon - Nature Educator
Listen LIVE every Monday morning from 11am-12pm on WTBQ AM 1110 FM 93.5 – Radio Worth Listening To.
55 min - TAILS AND TRAILS WITH HEATHER MCCONNEL
TAILS AND TRAILS WITH HEATHER MCCONNEL - AUTHOR ON WTBQ/WGHT - 10-12-2020
55 min - TALES AND TRAILS - HISTORY OF WARWICK
TALES AND TRAILS - 10-05-2020 WITH STEPHAN KITAR - HISTORY OF WARWICK
Warwick native Jay Westerveld is an internationally-recognized ecologist and educator. Jay has been researching natural and cultural history for over 40 years, throughout America, Europe, Asia and the South pacific. Locally, He co-founded the Glenmere Conservation Coalition and the Sugar Loaf Historical society in 2008, The New York Natural History council in 2010, and the WAWAYANDA Watershed Alliance in 2011.
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Warwick native Jay Westerveld is an internationally-recognized ecologist and educator. Jay has been researching natural and cultural history for over 40 years, throughout America, Europe, Asia and the…
South pacific. Locally, He co-founded the Glenmere Conservation Coalition and the Sugar Loaf Historical society in 2008, The New York Natural History council in 2010, and the WAWAYANDA Watershed Alliance in 2011.