Host Mercy Quaye has a bridal conversation with Mel Ehigiato, Vice President of Bridal Trousseau.

Mayor Monday | Feb. 12, 2018 by WNHH Community Radio

Host Tom Ficklin has a rich conversation about black history with Robert Gibson.

Geek out on seed keeping, the importance of ancestral seed stories, building vibrant community and undoing racism work with this amazing human and the 20+ farms growing with him at Truelove Seed Co. For more info, pix and links go to www.thetableunderground.com

This week on The "Talk-Sip" with Alisa, Radio Show, special guest Colin M. Caplan, New Haven Apizza Guru and Author of "New Haven Apizza", returns for "Apizza with Alisa"... We will discuss the History of New Haven Pizza & enjoy a delicious test tasting on air from a local favorite, Ernies.

Today’s show is all about PIZZA, A LOVE STORY, a new documentary from local filmmaker Gorman Bechard and producers Colin Caplan and Dean Falcone that is all about just why, oh why, the small New England city we call home has three of the best pizza places in the world, all within a few blocks of one another. Host Tom Breen talks with them about about their research into Pepe’s, Sally’s and Modern, and about how America’s century-long love affair with pizza has been influenced by a small group of family-owned, Italian-American restaurants based out of New Haven.

Cyd Oppenheimer talks with author Melissa Albert about the draw of YA literature ("it's the power of the new, the power of the now"), about what makes her want to write ("it's the same thing that makes me want to read: the draw to know what happens next"), and about Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan, and (of all things) Little House on the Prairie.

The Hazel Wood is the estate of the writer Althea Proserpine, author of one slight book of dark fairy tales, long out of print, almost impossible to find, but with a slavish, cultish following. It is a place Althea’s granddaughter, Alice, has heard about but never been, having spent her childhood on highways with her mother, moving from place to place, trying to escape some sensed but unseen danger, staying as far away from Althea and the Hazel Wood as possible. But when Alice’s mother is suddenly abducted, Alice knows that to find her she must uncover the secrets of the Hazel Wood, and, in so doing, come to terms with the question of what it means to be the author of her own story.

Host Mubarakah Ibrahim and her guest“That Clay Couple” Hasan Clay & Naa’ ila Clay talk about relationships & black love.

Host, Mercy Quaye talks with Rise Nelson, on Black history month and her commitment to New Haven as the Director, Afro-American Cultural Center and Assistant Dean at Yale College Student Engagement.

Host Tom Ficklin talks to Education Advocate Nijija Ife Towee.