Host Tom Ficklin speaks with David Addams, Executive Director, Graustein Memorial Fund.

Food lover and instagramer Tiffany Jones - "CTiff Eat", talks about her family's fabulous soul food, her favorite restaurants in Bridgeport & CT, colorism and her dreams of what's to come. Tons of links, pix and more at www.thetableunderground.com

Host Babz Rawls-Ivy talks with Melissa Barrton, Beinecke Library.

Host Babz Rawls-Ivy has speaks with Karl Franz Williams.

Host Alisa Bowens-Mercado has a conversation with the "Love Doctor" Treamell Lawrence, Author & Blogger.

On the first segment of today's show, host Tom Breen talks with Yale film archivist Brian Meacham and documentary filmmaker Norman Weissman about an upcoming screening of Weissman's eclectic industrial and educational films from the 1950s through 1970s.

On the second segment of the show, Breen and Meacham talk about the 50-year anniversary of Yale's acquisition of the John Griggs Collection, which marked the beginning of the Yale Film Archive as we know it today.

Host Michelle Turner speaks with Katro Storm. He is a New Haven Native, and best known for the mural at the Stetson Library on Dixwell Avenue. Katro Storm attended the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.

Host Mubarakah Ibrahim discusses “Parenting Black Children” with Nazir Al-Mujahid author of Parenting on Purpose and founder of Outstanding Muslim Parents, Inc.

Host Cyd Oppenheimer talks with author Kim Fu about Lord of the Flies, girls and their friendships, and unhappy endings.

Guest readers Yael Shinar and Alice Baumgartner join Oppenheimer to discuss mothers, daughters, and chickens, and what it means to be lost and then found.

Camp Forevermore is a place where girls go to be remade, where, in the “wholesomeness of woods and sisterhood,” they will come home strong, capable, transformed. For Isabel, Dina, Nita, Andee, and Siobhan, this mission takes a darker turn when, out on a kayaking trip, their counselor suddenly dies, and they are left to try to find their way to safety. Moving back and forth between this fateful excursion and the later lives of these girls-turned-women, The Lost Girls of Camp Forevermore traces the way a single event can cast ripples that extend far beyond and long after it has become something in the past.

Host Tom Ficklin discusses Black History with Sasha Turner,Ph.D.