WJFF - Trailer Talk

WJFF - Trailer Talk

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WJFF - Trailer Talk episodes

  • Wild Roots Farm - Regenerative Farm

    Sabrina visits and holds baby lambs at Wild Roots Farm for their launch of the Regenerative Farm programming season. Participants joined the afternoon event to learn about foraging, regenerative farming practices and meet three week old lambs. The discussion about the Farm Immersion program was led by Iris Gillingham, a recent college graduate who was born on the family farm. Fresh nettle bread was shared from the community bake oven, foraged teas enjoyed, including burdock and dandelion, and conversations had with Iris and her parents Amy and Wes about their education driven mission focused on community-based practices and climate justice.  

    29 min
  • Jonathan Charles - 'It's A Camera, Not A Magic Wand'

    Jonathan Charles Fox joins Sabrina to discuss his upcoming exhibit that's hosted by the Hurleyville Arts Center, 'It's A Camera, Not A Magic Wand,' opening May 6th at the 222 Gallery in Hurleyville NY. He describes the show as "A love letter to Sullivan County." Jonathan writes the, In My Humble Opinion' column about arts, leisure, and entertainment for the award-winning River Reporter newspaper and co-hosts a show on Thunder 102 FM. 

    29 min
  • Wednesday, February 2, 2022 - Design Shapes Our Perceptions & Anchors Us in Home – A Personal Journey with Long Covid & Wellness
    Guest: AphroChic
    Jeanine Hays and Bryan Mason, are the husband and wife team who founded AphroChic in 2007. AphroChic is dedicated to exploring the intersection of modern design and global culture across diverse populations, with a focus on highlighting culture, creativity, design, arts, fashion, and technology within the African American community. Sabrina invites Jeanine and Bryan to discuss the mission of their project and continues a dialogue about Jeanine's Long Covid in the second episode with an emphasis on wellness in the Black community. https://www.aphrochic.com/ – Guest: AphroChic
    Sabrina continues her conversation with, Jeanine Hays and Bryan Mason, the husband and wife team who founded AphroChic in 2007. AphroChic is dedicated to exploring the intersection of modern design and global culture across diverse populations, with a focus on highlighting culture, creativity, design, arts, fashion, and technology within the African American community. Sabrina invites Jeanine and Bryan to discuss the mission of their project in the first episode and continues a dialogue about Jeanine's Long Covid in the second episode with an emphasis on wellness in the Black community. https://www.aphrochic.com/
    1 hr 1 min
  • Wednesday, January 5, 2022 - Drive through KN95 NY State-supported mask distribution init – Sabrina looks back over 2021
    Guest: Laura Quigley and more...
    Laura Quigley, the Commissioner of the Division of Community Resources, Lise-Anne Deoul, Director Office for the Aging, Kelly Soller, Coordinator of Aging Services, April Rodriquez, Employment Training Specialist for Workforce Development, and a resident driving through to get masks for his family. – Guest: Sabrina looks back over 2021
    Sabrina looks back over 2021 and shares some of the voices from our region as we enter the new year and welcome 2022 with her In the Neighborhood project of Trailer Talk.
    1 hr 1 min

About WJFF - Trailer Talk

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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…