Guest: Dr. Arthi Nagaraja  – Guest: NAACP COVID-19 vaccine forum at the EB Crawford Library

NAACP COVID-19 vaccine forum at the EB Crawford Library – Guest: Leif Johansen's WJFF's Close To Home

Leif Johansen's WJFF's Close To Home podcast focused on local dairy farming

Guest: Sullivan County Public Health Director Nancy McGraw

Marking One Year of COVID 19: Leif Johansen's interview with Sullivan County Public Health Director Nancy McGraw, from his WJFF podcast "Close to Home" – Guest: Kendra Payne

Jesse Sposato talks to herbalist Kendra Payne about her work and her herbal apothecary The Herbal Scoop in Callicoon – Guest: Jane Orcutt

A preview of the 34th Annual Hortonville Talent Show with co-founder Jane Orcutt.

Live, local conversations focused on arts, history, and current news

Guest: Owen Walsh, River Reporter, Isabel Braverman, Sullivan County Democrat, Chris Rowley, Shawangunk Journal,

Reporter Roundtable

WJFFs Patricio Robayo sat down virtually with three local reporters, Owen Walsh of the River Reporter, Isabel Braverman with the Sullivan County Democrat, and Chris Rowley with the Shawangunk Journal, to discuss how was it reporting during the past four years under the Trump administration, how has social media changed news distribution and what the future looks like. – Guest: Leif Johansen

Food Insecurity – Guest: Noah Hutton

Local filmmaker Noah Hutton. He grew up Fremont Center, and his first feature film which he wrote, directed, scored and edited called "Lapsis" just opened today (virtually) at the Callicoon Theater.

Guest: SPECIAL EPISODE-Owen Walsh, The River Reporter, Isabel Braverman, Sullivan County Democrat, and Chris Rowley, Shawangunk Journal,

Guest: Isabel Braverman, Sullivan County Democrat  – Guest: Jesse Sposato

Volunteer reporter Jesse Sposato profiles the "King of The Ice" Ice Fishing Contest taking place Sunday in White Lake – Guest: Russell Miller, Broadway producer and author of the children's book "Broadway Baby"

One Grand Books hosts a reading of the book featuring Broadway performers on Sunday to benefit Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS – Guest: Roger Hannigan Gilson, Journalist

Roger Hannigan Gilson, Journalist talks about his latest feature in The River Newsroom: a look at the increasingly urgent Hudson Valley housing crisis through the lens of evictions.

Guest: Hudson Valley Area Labor Federation

Hudson Valley Area Labor Federation First Fridays. This month's topic was Black Lives Matter @ Work.


Speakers included:

-Bill Fletcher, Jr., a Syndicated columnist and a regular media commentator.

Bill Fletcher Jr has been an activist since his teen years. Upon graduating from college, he went to work as a welder in a shipyard, thereby entering the labor movement. Over the years, he has been active in workplace and community struggles as well as electoral campaigns. He has worked for several labor unions in addition to serving as a senior staff person in the national AFL-CIO

-Terrence Melvin
Secretary-Treasurer @New York State AFL-CIO

Rev. Terrence L. Melvin holds the second-highest office in the New York State labor movement Secretary-Treasurer of the 2.5 million members, New York State AFL-CIO. In July 2007, Mr. Melvin was elected to this position. In August 2008, he was re-elected to a four-year term. – Guest: DVAA

Curated Group Show
February 13 March 27, 2021.

Love in the Time of Covid-19, a group exhibit opens at the Delaware Valley Arts Alliance, 37 Main St, Narrowsburg, NY on Saturday, February 13 and will be on view through March 27. During the first two weeks of the show, please register for a time slot prior to visiting DVAA.

LOVE IN THE TIME OF COVID-19 IN ALLIANCE GALLERY

2020 was the year in which how we connect to one another entered into strange and uncharted territory. Intimacy took on new context and we were forced to adapt and find new ways to experience it in our lives.

The curated group show Love in the Time of Covid-19 explores the question: how does love exist during the Covid-19 pandemic? Featuring over two dozen artists working in mediums including photography, painting, video, and poetry, the show includes both new works created in 2020, as well as works that predate the pandemic but that took on new meaning during this time.

Visual artists included in the show include: Sunny Chapman, Glenn Lieberman, Candy Spilner, Norma Bernstock, Julia Justo, Michael Thompson, Allan Rubin, Mario Loprete, Dani Case, Dasha Zibrova, Stephen Morse, Peter Kopher, Kristen Gronbeck, Brian Madonna, Susan Miiller, Claudine Luchsinger, Ann Finneran, Karolyn Fraine, Opossum Nicholson, and Alice Zinnes. Audio/visual artists include Elizabeth Ennis and Nicole Lattuca. And writers include: Lauren Dennis, Dany Gagnon, Mary O Keefe Brady, Katherine Shahadeh.

Live, local conversations focused on arts, history, and current news

Live, local conversations focused on arts, history, and current news

Live, local conversations focused on arts, history, and current news