WNHH Community Radio

Today on "The Legal Eagle" host Marcia Chambers talks with Jacey Wyatt about becoming the first transgender candidate for Governor.

Rabbi Mendy Hecht of Orchard Street shul explains why we're doing all that work in our homes to prepare for Passover, and why the holiday continues to resonate so deeply with Jews of all varieties of religious observance.

Today on "All of Us" host Greg Grinberg and guest Elena Hodges, Founder of Resource Access Mapping Project talk about policing and properly getting services to the people who need it.

Today on "The Tom Ficklin Show" host Tom Ficklin and guest Don Sawyer, Assistant Professor, Sociology, Qunnipiac University have a conversation about taking sociology to the streets, and about social justice.

Mayor Toni Harp covers latest developments at City Hall and the community, at the Board of Education, and at the state legislature in Hartford.

Host and New Haven Independent Reporter Lucy Gellman talks to Mmm Pies founder and chef Mubarakah Ibrahim about the history of bean pie, and what the journey from bean pie hobbyist to business owner has meant for her.

Marya Stark, co-founder of Emerge America and Allison Molkenthin, co-founder of Emerge Connecticut, join host Betsy Kim, to discuss how and why they are training Democratic female candidates to run for public office.

Today on "Community Spotlight" host Rev. Samuel T. Ross-Lee tackles current News topics and community Issues.

Today on "LoveBabz LoveTalk" host Babz Rawls-Ivy has an in depth conversation about charter schools and the lack of funding for them with Jeremiah Grace, Ct State Director of NECSN (Northeast Charter Schools Network).

Babz Rawls-Ivy, Joe Ugly, Markeshia Ricks, Norma Rodriguez-Reyes, and Harry Droz weigh in on the latest tempest at City Hall ("Let's take this outside"), efforts to find guardians for children of undocumented immigrants, and the anti-LGBTQ hate bus.