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14 September 2025—Takoma Park, MD. Talk of Takoma host Eric Bond talks with Susan Rogers and Brendan Smith, members of Maryland Neighbors Against Genocide about an upcoming screening of the documentary Gaza: Journalists Under Fire. The film will be shown at Busboys and Poets in Takoma DC on Saturday, September 20 at 6:30 p.m. Journalist Laila Al-Arian will speak and answer questions.

Talk of Takoma airs on WOWD-LP Takoma Park, 94.3 FM, takomaradio.org every Sunday from 1 to 3 p.m.

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24 August 2025—Talk of Takoma, WOWD-LP, Takoma Radio, 94.3 FM. Host Eric Bond talks with Representative Jamie Raskin (D-8, MD) about effects of Trump policies and pushback in the courts.

18 May 2025—Talk of Takoma, WOWD-LP, Takoma Radio. In this third segment of a three-part series, host Eric Bond talks with churchgoers at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Washington, D.C. about their responses to "Faces of Foreign Aid," an exhibit of the work of photographer Kelley Lynch that draws attention to the lives that are affected by the massive cuts to U.S. foreign aid.

See a preview of the exhibit here: www.kelleyslynch.com/faces-of-foreign-aid.

18 May 2025—Talk of Takoma, WOWD-LP, Takoma Radio. In this second segment of a three-part series, host Eric Bond talks with photographer/storyteller Kelley Lynch about her photos of specific humanitarian projects and an exhibit of her work, "Faces of Foreign Aid," showing at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Washington, D.C. The exhibit draws attention to the lives that are affected by the massive cuts to U.S. foreign aid.

See a preview of the exhibit here: www.kelleyslynch.com/faces-of-foreign-aid.

18 May 2025—Talk of Takoma, WOWD-LP, Takoma Radio. In this first segment of a three-part series, host Eric Bond talks with photographer/storyteller Kelley Lynch about her path to documenting humanitarian projects. In Part 2, we discuss specific projects and an exhibit of her work, "Faces of Foreign Aid," showing at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Washington, D.C. The exhibit draws attention to the lives that are affected by the massive cuts to U.S. foreign aid.

See a preview of the exhibit here: http://www.kelleyslynch.com/faces-of-foreign-aid.