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Today on "The Legal Eagle" host Marcia Chambers interviews Attorney Dan Klau about the happenings in the CT legislature, and Trump's Executive order being fast-tracked in the Supreme Court.

David Fischer talks about putting together the latest edition of the jewish History Society's series of books on the history of the local Jewish community -- including his detective work in nailing down the history of ritual baths.

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Host Betsy Kim interviews Camille Seaberry, research associate at DataHaven, about the New Haven health report. She discusses how facts, science and data drive effective changes in policies and law.

Hear from Sanctuary Kitchen founder Sumiya Kahn about this new organization that helps talented refugee cooks connect with their new communities by offering cooking classes, supper clubs and starting food businesses. Fatema, a warm and charming cook who is a refugee from Syria, shares her impressions of life and food in America, and her family recipe for Basbousa, a semolina yogurt cake, soaked in rose and orange flower water syrup. A wonderful balance of real life and sweet pleasures.

Babz Rawls-Ivy, Markeshia Ricks, Norma Rodriguez-Reyes, Harry Droz, and Joe Ugly break down the week's headlines, from Aetna's planned headquarters move out of state to local parking tickets, from solitary confinement to Hillhouse High School's rebranding.

Today on "The Show" host Michelle Turner talk with New Haven native Michael Scott, Founder of Parents Coaching Parents Network. His organization helps parents whose children are bound to play in the professional leagues.

Today on "The Talk-Sip" host Alisa Bowens-Mercado and guest Phil Bynum talk about the "Cool Breeze at the Park" concert series. To find out more contact Philip Bynum at [email protected] or call 203-809-5165

On today's episode of Deep Focus, host Tom Breen talks with two Connecticut filmmakers who will be screening their new movies playing at this year's New Haven Documentary Festival.

On the first segment of the show, Breen is joined by six-time Emmy Award-winning documentary filmmaker Karyl Evans to talk about her new movie The Life and Gardens of Beatrix Farrand, about a pioneering female landscape architect who lived and worked in New Haven for over a decade in the first half of the 20th century.

On the second segment, Breen talks with writer / producer Fred Cantor The High School that Rocked, a short documentary about how from 1966 - 1968 Staples High School in Westport, Connecticut hosted concerts by some of the biggest names in rock and roll, including The Doors, The Animals, Cream, The Rascals, and Sly & The Family Stone.

Today on "Book Talk" Host Cyd Oppenheimer talks with author Val Emmich about why he writes (“Because I’m insane? Why do any of us do this?”), capturing the perspective of a 10-year-old girl (“the actual discovery of her voice was an accident”), and what Sydney’s secret was in earlier drafts (you have to listen to find out!). Also, he sings!