Host Tom Ficklin speaks with David Canton, Associate Professor of History, Director of the Africana Studies Program.

Mayor Monday | Oct. 16, 2017 by WNHH Community Radio

Host Alisa Bowens-Mercado speaks with Bill Chalsma, PHD & a Talk-sip regular Irving Pinsky. They talk current events, politics, and brain injury.

Host Michelle Turner speaks with Angela Wardlaw, Assistant Director of Admission, Director of Community Engagement, Hopkins School.

On today’s review only episode of the show, host Tom Breen is joined by New Haven Independent reporter Allan Appel to talk about Blade Runner 2049, the new sci-fi-film-noir from director Denis Villeneuve that offers another look at the dystopian American future of uncanny androids and commercialized urban decay originally envisioned by Ridley Scott’s 1982 film Blade Runner.

Host Mubarakah Ibrahim gives her audience a lesson in entrepreneurship.

The GOP candidate for alder in Morris Cove's Ward 18 discusses why he's runing for office and what issues affect his neighborhood.

Rabbi Herbert Brockman and Brett Davidson of the Immigrant Bail Fund discuss how interfaith activism connects with Jewish values, and how interfaith humor -- like this Thursday night's Comic Relief fundraiser at Congregation Mishkan Israel -- can help advance the cause of social justice.

Gateway Community College's new president talks about how he's already finding ways to do more with less, as well as how to grow.

Host Brian Slattery talks with Sen. Chris Murphy about gun control, Iran and North Korea, and hurricane relief.