<p>Dear Trailer Talk Family, Let's get hitched in 2023. Stories matter. Wishing you a New Year filled with the possibilities of us. Let's keep holding each other as we enter 2023, demanding a world of kindness and connectivity. I'm excited to share some of the voices from Trailer Talk's In the Neighborhood project from last year as it expands in this one. Thank you all for your participation. Our conversations make me so happy! </p>

Dear Trailer Talk Family, Let's get hitched in 2023. Stories matter. Wishing you a New Year filled with the possibilities of us. Let's keep holding each other as we enter 2023, demanding a world of kindness and connectivity. I'm excited to share some of the voices from Trailer Talk's In the Neighborhood project from last year as it expands in this one. Thank you all for your participation. Our conversations make me so happy!

<p>Dear Trailer Talk Family, Let's get hitched in 2023. Stories matter. Wishing you a New Year filled with the possibilities of us. Let's keep holding each other as we enter 2023, demanding a world of kindness and connectivity. I'm excited to share some of the voices from Trailer Talk's In the Neighborhood project from last year as it expands in this one. Thank you all for your participation. Our conversations make me so happy!&nbsp;</p>

The New Year — 2023 Part 2

Sabrina Artel's Trailer Talk is a combination of live performance, community event and radio broadcast based in the New York's Catskills region.  With her vintage 1965 Beeline travel trailer, Sabrina Arteltravels to festivals and events where she invites individuals to participate in what she calls a "public conversation" in a relaxed and comfortable setting.  These conversations are broadcast live through speakers mounted outside the trailer, and many interviews are later aired on WJFF during the weekly program.  The New York Times  described Sabrina Artel's Trailer Talk as "an unusual blend of theater, activism and broadcast journalism."

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Sabrina Artel's Trailer Talk is a combination of live performance, community event and radio broadcast based in the New York's Catskills region. With her vintage 1965 Beeline travel trailer, Sabrina Arteltravels to festivals and events where she invites individuals to participate in what she calls a "public conversation" in a relaxed and comfortable setting. These conversations are broadcast live through speakers mounted outside the trailer, and many interviews are later aired on WJFF during the weekly program. The New York Times described Sabrina Artel's Trailer Talk as "an unusual blend of theater, activism and broadcast journalism."

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