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Today on "LoveBabz LoveTalk" host Babz Rawls-Ivy talks with Rev Steven Cousin Bethel AME about his journey in becoming, The Reverend, The Man he is today. They also talked about the "Warming Center" at Bethel AME which help keep those in need warm during the winter season.

Today on "Community Spotlight" host Rev. Samuel T. Ross-Lee spotlights the inauguration. He has vigorous discussion Joe Ugly about Trump, and whether to watch the inauguration.

Today on "Out & About" host Melissa Loucks talks with Elijah Leigh about Transgender matters. Elijah Leigh is a Trans-activist with The New Haven Pride Center.

Today on "Alisa's Culture Cocktail" host Alisa Bowens-Mercado talks with Jose Oyola from "Jose Oyola and The Astronauts" about his future endeavors, and to Tonisha Dawson about the upcoming Trump presidency.

On today's review-only episode of Deep Focus, host Tom Breen talks with New Haven Independent reporter Allan Appel about Martin Scorsese's new movie Silence, about two 17th century Portuguese missionaries who travel to Japan in search of a lost mentor.

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Today on "Artbeat" host Daniel Fitzmaurice has a conversation with Jennifer Reynolds-Kaye and Molleen Theodore about the upcoming event "Conversations on Small-Great Objects" at the Yale University Art Gallery on February 2.

John Bradley, who has spent ten years running Liberty Community Services, reflects on how society's attitudes toward homelessness have changed over that time, with good results; and the challenges that lay ahead as he departs for a new job in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.

Today on "Mornings with Mubarakah" host Mubarakah Ibrahim talks with Khadija Gurnah of Moms Rising about the dangers of repealing the Affordable Care Act.

Today on "Urban Talk Radio" host Shafiq Abdussabur and Entrepreneur & Community Leader Miguel Pittman have an in depth conversation about race & politics.

Welcome to This Day In Rocky Town/Gown History as your host Allan Appel and regular co-pilot, Jason Bischoff-Wurstle of the New Haven Museum, time travel back to 1905 when a music bar or pub was called a "resort," when today's Crown Street student club scene was over on Orange Street, and where neighbors, then as now, were plenty pissed off.