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On this short episode, host Lucy Gellman speaks with Peter, Michelle and Abby Guo of Great Wall restaurant and Language Chef Robert Aiudi about the significance of the Lunar New Year in their lives, and how they plan to practice it this year.

Host Betsy Kim discussed culture wars and arts funding, in the context of current theatre. Guests included Garth Evans, a British sculptor with an international reputation, whose work is in the collections of major museums including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, MoMA, the Brooklyn Museum, Tate Gallery, and the Victoria and Albert Museum. He also has had solo exhibitions at museums such at the Yale Center for British Art, and has taught art at the Royal College and Yale University. On the phone, John Van Ness Philip and JC Sullivan, actors in New York City, joined the conversation. They are performing a play written by Garth Evans and Leila Philip about a sculpture Evans created, made from recordings of people’s reactions to this sculpture.

The Winter in Anna, Novel by Reed Karaim

Today on "The Table Underground" host Tagan Engel has a with three teens that were motivated to fight for social change before the era of Donald Trump, now they are organizing their community armed with fierce radical love.

Pundits Markeshia Ricks, Norma Rodriguez-Reyes, Harry Droz, and Joe Ugly tackle the latest headlines on sanctuary cities, pot-smoking cop recruits, the new West Rock public-housing developments, and why New Haveners don't seem to care about graduate-student union organizing at Yale.

Today on "Community Spotlight" Rev. Samuel T. Ross-Lee dives into the sanctuary cities debate, and give his impression of New Haven's reaction to President Trump's order against sanctuary cities.

On today's episode of Deep Focus, host Tom Breen talks with Branford photographer Sean Kernan about CROW STORIES, his new documentary that offers a glimpse into the life, landscape, and culture of the Crow People, a Native American tribe concentrated in southern Montana. For the second segment, he's joined by Inner City News editor Babz Rawls-Ivy for a review of the new movie HIDDEN FIGURES.

Ex-New Haven Interim Police Chief John Velleca discusses the impact of President Trump's "sanctuary cities" order, car-chase policy, and the search for a new chief.

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

Today on "Grounded, A Humanist Radio Show" host Chris Stedman and Onyeka Obiocha discuss president Donald Trump's 1st week in office, and about their new years resolutions.

Today on "Mornings with Mubarakah" host Mubarakah Ibrahim speaks with activist that participated in the women's march.