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On this episode of "The Table Underground," host Tagan Engel talks via skype to Brian Yazzie, Chef de Cuisine at The Sioux Chef, a new food initiative in Minnesota that seeks to revitalize indigenous foods systems in a modern culinary context. Most recently, Yazzie worked with The Sioux Chef to start a food truck and cook for the water protectors at Standing Rock in North Dakota, and they talk about what that has entailed.

On this episode, host Babz Rawls-Ivy talks to New Haven Independent reporter Markeshia Ricks about Ava DuVernay's television series "Queen Sugar."

Babz Rawls-Ivy, Joe Ugly and Markeshia Ricks tackle loosies, Calhoun College, zoning rules, Toni Harp's PAC, and other news stories from the past week.

On this episode, host Alisa Bowens welcomes back relationship expert Tonisha LaVonne and first-time guest Christopher Cournoo, Jr. to talk about his book "Financial Swagger" and how people can make economically savvy decisions around the holidays.

On today's episode of Deep Focus on WNHH Community Radio, host Tom Breen talks with film journalist Phil Hall about his new book, "In Search of Lost Films," which explores the many influential and intriguing movies that have disappeared over the course of the past century. For the second segment of the show, Breen is joined by WNHH Station Manager Lucy Gellman and New Haven Independent reporter Allan Appel for a review of the new movie, Loving.

Learn more at http://www.deepfocusradio.com/.

Host Greg Grinberg talks to State Sen. Gary Winfield about what it means to govern responsibly, whether New Haven's system of community policing is working (and how it could be improved), and how New Haveners and Connecticut residents and legislators can be better about fighting for justice in their neighborhoods, their state and their country.

From "holiday trees" to political doublespeak, a look at the latest news stories interspersed with music by the Afro-Semitic Experience.

New Haven Board of Ed literacy supervisor Lynn Brantley, Conte West Hills Principal Dianne Spence, and West Hills STREAM Academy Lynn Bannon discuss the latest efforts to boost reading skills and scores in the city's public schools.

On this episode, host Shafiq Abdussabur welcomes community organizers and Dwayne Sparks and Radcliff "Pele" Deroche to speak about community organizing, safe streets, and holiday food drives in the Hill neighborhood of New Haven.

The latest local news headlines and analysis with host Paul Bass interspersed with musical selections from New Haven's Afro-Semitic Experience ensemble.