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On today's "Alisa's Culture Cocktail" host Alisa Bowens-Mercado talks with veteran salsa dancer Frank Hall Sr. They celebrate the past, present, and future of Salsa.

Now that Connecticut is about to declare an end to "chronic homelessness," New Reach's KellyAnn Day speaks about the huge need remaining to house hundreds of temporarily homeless New Haveners each night in an era of probable state budget cuts.

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

Rabbi Jon-Jay Tilsen of Congregation Beth El Keser Israel discusses why he went to North Dakota to visit the reservation where Native Americans are fighting to stop an oil pipeline from running through their land and endangering their drinking water.

Zack Henry, President of the Elm City Espress, talks about the new professional soccer team taking the field this year in New Haven.

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

Host Brian Slattery talks with Taylor Ho Bynum about his long musical road to New Haven and beyond.

Yale political scientist Jacob Hacker looks at the dangers to democracy in the wake of Donald Trump's election -- and ways to defend and preserve it.

On this episode host Mubarakah Ibrahim talks New Year's Resolutions for 2017, fielding questions from listeners on Facebook and Twitter.

New Haven State Reps. Roland Lemar and Pat Dillon preview the upcoming legislative session, including expected fights over urban aid, hospital reimbursement, legalized marijuana, tolls, affordable housing, and "dark money."

On this first episode of the new year, host Tom Ficklin talks with WNHH Station Manager Lucy Gellman about hyper-local journalism, the New Haven Independent's place in the Knight News Match, and some upcoming guests who focus on social justice, advocacy, and policy.

Mayor Toni Harp updates the city on school guidance counselors, property reassessment, the police chief search, garbage pick-up schedules, and other issues.