WNHH Community Radio

On this episode, host Shafiq Abdussabur speaks to Andrew Holmes of One 6 Three Pizza Joint in the East Rock neighborhood of New Haven about his decision to open a pizza place with his partner and in-laws, and what makes their pies special within the city's already packed pizza landscape.

On this short episode of Kitchen Sync, host Lucy Gellman talks to Elaine Carroll, executive director of the New Haven Symphony Orchestra, and brewers Tyler Jones of Black Hog Brewing Co. and Kevin Mark of No Worries Brewing Co. about the NHSO's upcoming "Beers, Beards and Brahms!" concert, and why craft brewing and classical music aren't so different.

On this episode, host Marcia Chambers speaks to State Representative Lonnie Reed about her successful bid for reelection, the prospect of four years under Donald Trump, and what measures she plans to take to keep fighting for education in Connecticut.

On this rendition of Literary Happy Hour, curator Hanifa Washington speaks with Ony Obiocha, Sky Raven the Vegan Poet, Terrance Riggins, Wendy Marans and Jae Garnes about their work at "Literary Happy Hour," and where they'll take their creative processes several weeks afterwards.

On this episode, host Tom Ficklin talks to Dena Simmons, Director of Implementation at the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence, about how her work as an educator, teacher educator, diversity trainer, and curriculum developer has affected her current stance on Emotional Intelligence and coaching initiatives at the CEI, and how she thinks folks can and will process information in the wake of the 2016 election.

Mayor Toni Harp promises to fight any effort to defund New Haven for its "sanctuary city" policies, calls for changes in how the city handles election day balloting and vote-counting, reviews plans for traffic-calming and new housing development.

On this episode, host Norma Rodriguez-Reyes speaks to Amelia Perez, secretary of J.B. Films, director Jena Battista, and the crew behind the new Spanish-language film "Do Not Bury Your Inheritance."

On this episode of "Law, Life & Culture," host Betsy Kim speaks to Dr. Howard Selinger, chair of Family Medicine and affiliated clinical faculty at Quinnipiac School of Medicine, about where colds come from and how New Haveners can fight them this fall and winter.

On this episode of "Community Spotlight," Reverend Samuel T. Ross-Lee speaks about the systemic racism he endured as a black man in the military and at Fort Hood in Killeen, TX, then turns to the results of the Nov. 8 election and impending presidency of Donald J. Trump.

On this episode, host Babz Rawls-Ivy welcomes friend and Vietnam Veteran Veteran Clark Broadbent to speak about his service and personal life after the Vietnam War, how the war's aftermath has affected him mentally and physically, and what he will be doing to make others feel safe during Donald Trump's presidency.