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This week's episode is about It Happened, But Nobody Noticed, a 2009 documentary from directors Jerry Lombardo and Eric Michael Schrader that documents New Haven’s punk and New Wave underground music scene from 1978 to 1988. Host Tom Breen talks with Lombardo and Schrader about how this movie came to be; some of the bands, venues and unique personalities that made up New Haven’s punk and New Wave scene in the 80s; and the ways that movies and music can intersect to help us understand this specific time and place in our city’s underground cultural history. The second half of the show features a review of the new movie Denial.

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On this episode hosts Chris Stedman and Ony Obiocha talk to Patrick Comerford, community organizer and advocate for queer youth at Planned Parenthood of Southern New England (PPSNE).

The CEO of Connecticut Mental Health Center is joined by three people in recovery who now help others straighten out their lives, in celebration of the first half century of the unique center's operation.

The new president of SCSU describes his quest to make it Connecticut's "social justice" campus.

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

On this episode, host Dan Fitzmaurice welcomes Town Green Executive Director Win Davis and Director of Economic Prosperity Chris Ortwein and marketing impresario Jackie Buster to launch WAGO, a new initiative connecting New Haven business districts through art.

Bandleader David Chevan discusses the latest recording by his Nu Haven Kapelye group, his Spies of the Balkans side project, and the emergence of a New Haven Jewish music scene.

Mayor Toni Harp responds to the debate about recruiting more teachers of color, about election "rigging," and about IT innovation and the quest for a new fiber-optic network.

On this episode on "Open for Business," WNHH intern Kat Batuigas talks to mother-daughter duo Ketkeo Rajachak and Christine Luu Son about their decision to open a business in New Haven, and challenges they've faced along the way.

On this episode, host Mubarakah Ibrahim sits down in her living room with psychiatrist Farah Raheim to talk about the stigma of mental illness, and how to fight it at home and within one's community.

Host Brian Slattery talks with jazz legend Willie Ruff about the Ellington Jazz Series and his own illustrious career.