Host Kica Matos speaks with Joe Standart, Gladys Mwilelo & Njeri Thande about Joe Standart's upcoming exhibit "WE ARE: A Nation of Immigrants - New Haven". Gladys & Njeri share their personal stories about what it means to be an immigrant in America with Donald Trump as President.

"WE ARE: A Nation of Immigrants — New Haven" is the latest in a series of public art installations created by photographer Joe Standart.

On today's episode, host Tom Breen talks with Steve Hamm, the director of THE VILLAGE, a new documentary and oral history of the Wooster Square neighborhood, which has served for over a century as the city's Little Italy.

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This week on The "Talk-Sip" with Alisa, Radio Show, special guest, Phil Bynum, Host of "Summer Cool Breeze Concert Series". We will discuss all things Arts and Ideas 2018. Want to know what's happening at the Festival this year?

Host Babz Rawls-Ivy speaks with Lamboginny. They discuss the African Music Festival & Lamboginny's live concert June 9, 2018. For more info go to www.norfield.org.

Host Babz Rawls-Ivy speaks with Mae Gibson Brown about the upcoming "New Haven Gospel Fest on the Green".

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Brenda Novak and Herb Kolodny discuss how they galvanized a grassroots movement to change state law and require insurers to cover prosthetic limbs for amputees.

Host Babz Rawls-Ivy and guests Karaine Smith-Holness, JAC. & Nadine Nelson, Global Local Gourmet discuss the "1st Caribbean Restaurant Week".

Joe LaChance, Kebra Smith-Bolden & Uncle Lou give us an update on the current state of weed.