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Today on "Alisa's Culture Club" host Alisa Bowens-Mercado discusses relationships and gives some Valentine's Day gifting advice.

On today's review-only episode of the show, host Tom Breen talks with Allan Appel and Lucy Gellman about The Founder, a new movie from director John Lee Hancock that charts the bullish rise of Ray Croc (played by Michael Keaton), an over-the-hill milkshake salesman from suburban Illinois who charmed, clawed, and exploited his way to the top of the American food chain through his expansion of the fast food restaurant McDonald’s from a local burger joint in San Bernardino, California to an international franchise behemoth.

The Rev. Boise Kimber fire back at criticism of his plan to start a new all-boys charter school in New Haven.

Today on "The Show" host Michelle Turner and guest Chris George dive into the refugee crisis, and President Trump's executive orders.

Today on "Artbeat" host Daniel Fitzmaurice and guest Sheilah Restow. discuss a new event at Creative Arts Workshop "XOXO A Sale of Valentines"

New Haven Police Lt. Rob Criscuolo and department spokesman Officer David Hartman offer their take on the 7,800 car collisions that occur in New Haven each year -- why they happen, what can be done to prevent them.

Today on "The Legal Eagle" host Marcia Chambers and guest Edward L. Marcus discuss all of Trump's executive orders.

The Rev. Steven Cousin Jr. of Bethel AME Church talks about the role of the black church in social change, his church's operation of a warming center for the homeless and a soon-to-open teen center and homeless ten shelter, and his service as a city fire commissioner.

Today's episode was made possible in part thanks to support from Yale-New Haven Hospital.

Mayor Toni Harp weighs in on sanctuary cities, police officers' starting pay, the wisdom of rejecting cop candidates who smoked pot over the past two years, and the upcoming unionization election for some graduate student teachers at Yale.

Russian deals, job-promising infrastructure projects — sound familiar? — plus how Mary Todd Lincoln finally got her pension.