In this episode, Matt Wyatt talks to the founders and editors of PAPERJAM, an all-new, Rochester-based magazine focused on supporting local music. The magazine is free and available in multiple Rochester locations including Metal Heads, Skeletone Records, City Hall, and more.

In this episode, Matt Wyatt welcomes staff from Cornerstone VNA to chat about advanced directives and Caregiver's Connect.

In this episode, Marie and Katherine speak to Pam Hubbard. Pam is a longtime Library Trustee and [beloved] retired Spaulding High School English teacher. 

In this episode, Marie and Katherine chat about librarian stereotypes, audiobooks, and much more!

In this episode, Matt Wyatt welcomes Mayor Paul Callaghan to announce the winners of the "Best of the Lilac City" contest. Congratulations to all the winners!

In this episode, Matt Wyatt talks to Art Jacobs. Art is announcing his departure from the Rec. Dept after over 30 years. Art is moving on to a new career opportunity in York, Maine, and takes the chance to thank everyone in Rochester for their support and friendship over the years. 

In this episode, Matt Wyatt speaks to Barbara Barney from Peace of Mind Medicaid Consulting.

In this episode, Matt Wyatt speaks to Erika Lee and Mike Carleton from Cornerstone VNA. Lee and Carleton talk about Cornerstone, its history, wide breadth of services, and what it's like to be a traveling nurse. Visit www.cornerstonevna.org to learn more.

In this episode, Matt Wyatt speaks to Amy Malone from Waypoint. Malone talks about how her organization is opening a new youth center in Rochester, and much more. Visit www.waypointnh.org to learn more.

In this episode, Matt Wyatt speaks to Skip Smith, Executive Director of the SHARE Fund. Smith talks about how his organization provides food, clothing, and other financial services to people in need. Visit www.sharefund.org to learn more.