WNHH Community Radio

Two fabulous fitness trainers who are also professional bakers talk Bean Pies & Hungarian sweets, health, heritage, and finding balance in life.

Guests: Mubaraka Ibrahim of Fit Haven and Mmm Pies & Gourmet Desserts and Kathy Riegelmann Fitness Trainer and Owner of Katalina's Bakery.

On this episode host Betsy Kim asks Creative Arts Workshop Director Dan Fitzmaurice and Arts Interstices founder Elinor Slomba how New Haveners can best support local businesses and creatives during the holiday season.

On this episode host and Inner City News CT editor Babz Rawls-Ivy chats about the holidays with WNHH producer Harry Droz.

On this episode host Michelle Turner welcomes community members and organizers Elaine Peters and Marcey Lynn Moore to talk about their annual Kwanzaa celebration.

On this episode host and WNHH Station Manager Lucy Gellman takes messages from folks in the community -- and a few across the country! -- about their own holiday food traditions.

Babz Rawls-Ivy, Norma Rodriguez and Joe Ugly look behind the year-end free parking, tax bill, and foreign policy headlines.

On this episode, host Tom Breen welcomes "Kitchen Sync" host and WNHH Station Manager Lucy Gellman for another installment of their food and movies series. They take a look back at Les Blank's 1980 documentary Garlic Is as Good as Ten Mothers. For the second segment of the show, Breen is joined by Allan Appel for a review of Manchester By The Sea.

"Alisa's Culture Cocktail" host Alisa Bowens-Mercado interviews Philip Bynum about the Upcoming New Years Eve Eve party, and his wish list of summer artists.

State Comptroller Kevin Lembo discusses the current national campaign against him by LGBTQ opponents, the ways out of the ongoing state budget mess, and his deliberations about whether to run for governor.

Hosts Doug Hausladen and Giovanni Zinn talk to Richard Stowe, founder of RailTEC, and look forward to 2017's big infrastructure projects.