WNHH Community Radio

WNHH Design Czar Duo Dickinson is back, exploring new, ADA-compliant additions to old buildings that are harder -- architecturally, emotionally, conceptually -- then they may at first look seem.

Host Brian Slattery talks with Colin Meyer, a.k.a. The Soldier Story, about how he got into making music, making a living through music, and joining forces with Jon Rodgers on new record label Off Atlas.

"Yoga Yeladim" instructor Sherri Sosensky speaks about her work blending the traditions.

Welcome to This Day In Fire Prevention History, as your host Allan Appel and the New Haven Museum's Jason Bischoff Wurstle time travel back to 1958 where officials at the new Fire Department training school report on how they'll handle "peace-time radiation which will develop when atomic power is used in local industries."

Welcome to This Day In Car Rental History as your host Allan Appel and the New Haven Museum's Jason Bischoff-Wurstle time-travel to 1957. With so much new business expected as a result of the Redevelopment Agency's building the Oak Street Connector, Long Wharf Terminal, and lots of other big stuff, you're going to need the availability, first time ever, of 24-hour car rental services at the Taft Hotel.

Welcome to This Day In Redevelopment Agency History as your host Allan Appel and the New Haven Museum's Jason Bischoff-Wurstle time travel back to 1956 when plans for the food terminal at Long Wharf were hatched along with major industrial harbor-front development on marsh land reclaimed from the sea where I-95 was built.

Welcome to This Day In Harbor History as your host Allan Appel and co-pilot Jason Bischoff-Wurstle of the New Haven Museum time travel back to 1955. The era of modern urban redevelopment is just gathering steam, and if more business is to come to town, the main channel in the harbor must be deepened 40 feet.

Chris Willems of Metropolitan Business Academy and Terence McTague of Career High School speak about the difference teachers are making in New Haven students' leaves and warn of threats to the classroom from high-stakes testing and the charter school movement. Special guest co-host: Melissa Bailey.

Host Betsy Kim interviews artist Don Wunderlee about his work and the upcoming City Wide Open Studios.

Puerto Rican" or "Latina"? Should the state's attorney resign? Should the Coliseum site plan be redrawn to a move a hotel 80 feet? Pundits Babz Rawls-Ivy, Norma Rodriguez-Reyes and Joe Ugly consider the questions.