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Today on "Alisa's Culture Cocktail" host Alisa Bowens-Mercado has a conversation about Economic Development with West Haven Mayor Edward O'Brien. They talk about the arts, events, new businesses, and all the growth happening in West Haven Connecticut.

On today's interview-only episode of the show is about an event that over 190 art house and independent movie theaters throughout the United States and Canada will be participating in next week that will see coordinated screenings, lectures, and community conversations around 1984, the 1980s big screen adaptation of English author George Orwell's legendary mid-century dystopian novel.

Host Tom Breen talks with Adam Birnbaum of the Avon Theatre in Stamford, Arnold Gorlick of Madison Art Cinemas, and Leana Hirschfeld-Kroen of the Yale Film Colloquium about why these coordinated screenings and conversations will be taking place, the resonance of 1984 and its nightmarish vision of totalitarian government today, and the role of art house and independent movie theaters in the Trump era.

Mary Donohue and Len Honeyman explore the legacy of Connecticut's version of New York's famous Jewish summer resorts.

Today on "One World Radio" host N'Zinga Shäni talks with guest Angela Moore, Recreational Mathematician, Doussouba Kane, and Tiffany Guzhnay about the: EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT (ERA); HIDDEN FIGURES and the current POLITICAL Climate.

Today on "Artbeat" host Daniel Fitzmaurice has a warm and educational conversation with Madelyn Ardito, Education Programs Manager of Long Wharf Theatre.

Host Brian Slattery talks with Ravi Krishnaswami about his new album, Gemini and his career as a working musician.

Music I love, unapologetically drawn from my generation's playlist.

Today on "The Tom Ficklin Show" host Tom Ficklin has a conversation about Racial Equity with Isa Mujahid & Camelle Scott-Mujahid from CT Community Organizing for Racial Equity-Organize Now! (CTCORE).

Mayor Toni Harp updates listeners on the police chief search, crowd control training, downtown development, and Arts & Ideas and Freddie Fixer event planning efforts.

Today on "Law, Life & Culture" host Betsy Kim discusses the economy under President Donald J. Trump with Thomas Coe, Associate Professor and Chair of the Finance Department in Quinnipiac University.