Jeanette Morrison, David Reyes, Evelyn Rodriguez, and Ron Hurt talk about why they're running for office and the issues facing their neighborhoods and the city.

Today on "The Talk-Sip" with Alisa, Radio Show Music Edition. Philip Bynum talks "Cool Breeze Music In The Park" musical line-up and percussionist extraordinaire, Ed Fast and Conga Bop talks Latin Jazz at Elm City Social!

On today’s review-only episode of the show, host Tom Breen is joined by WNHH intern Sam Hadelman to talk about two new summer releases that follow eager young men who are cocky, talented, good-natured, and naive, destined for great professional success if they can only survive the immense personal danger that comes with their work.

Edgar Wright’s BABY DRIVER and Jon Watts’ SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING are two summer action movies replete with car chases, explosions, supervillains and extended fight sequences. One follows a youthful Atlanta getaway driver immersed in pop music, the other a frenetic Queens high school student eager to impress his superhero role models.

Host Cyd Oppenheimer talks with author Matthew Klam about his process ("I write this sentence and then the next sentence and then the one after that and if I can't pull off the sentence that comes after that I know I can't keep going"); about writing the un-sayable ("I am trying to upset people"); and about whether it's possible to draw a line between fiction and autobiography. Also, they bond over their intense obsession with the writer Tim O'Brien.

Guest readers Annie Thoms and Jessica Sager join Oppenheimer to discuss concussions, broken arms, and diamond earrings; unreliable narrators and unlikely lovers; and what stories count as real and deserve to be told.

Rich Fischer is a cartoonist, a writer, a teacher, a husband, a dad. He is also a has-been, an also-ran, a washout, and an adulterer. As the not-the-most-famous faculty member at a week-long summer arts conference in a bucolic New England town, Rich struggles with all of it: work, parenting, relationships, life. An intensely solipsistic narrator who makes all the wrong choices, Rich still manages to ask all the right questions. Can love and kindness thrive in a marriage pierced by exhaustion, illness, debt? How can we go on knowing there's no sure way to keep our children safe? Is human connection possible across a gulf of class and wealth? And, is making art defensible if it means exposing, and maybe destroying, those you claim to love?

Today on "The Legal Eagle" host Marcia Chambers talks with WNHH Radio's Paul Bass about the current Political environment.

Today on "All Of Us" host Greg Grinberg and guest Barbara Fair & Dramese Bumaye Fair discuss the events from the protest on Saturday, their views on policing, the Mayor's response, and where do we go from here.

Today on "The Tom Ficklin Show" Tom celebrates his birthday with a reading of the stars by Astrologer Jill Dotlo.

Mayor Toni Harp offers updates on hot-button issues in town.

On this episode, host Lucy Gellman sits down in the studio with New Havener Netta Hadari, former director of development for Music Haven, about his newest business venture: a homemade ice cream shop on wheels. The two discuss Hadari's decision to found Whatisreal_icecream, and talk through some of the challenges facing small food businesses in the city today.

Babz Rawls-Ivy, Markeshia Ricks, Norma Rodriguez-Reyes, Joe Ugly and Harry Droz look behind the latest headlines about the city's police department.