WNHH Community Radio

On this episode, Kitchen Sync host Lucy Gellman takes a look at tikkun olam, high holy day food drives in New Haven, and how folks can get involved.

On this episode, host Alisa Bowens embarks on the search for a new co-host, starting with New Haven music junkie Philip Bynum.

On this episode, host Tom Breen talks to New Haven filmmaker Brendan Toller about an upcoming screening of his documentary DANNY SAYS, as well as about two films that have had a profound influence on him: Benjamin Smoke and Silverlake Life: The View from Here. For the second segment, Tom talks to New Haven filmmaker Russ Martin about the New England Premiere of "An Inappropriate Affect."

Pre-K bilingual teacher Elizabeth Reyes, a new inductee into the Gateway Community College Foundation Hall of Fame, joins Mimi Lines, the foundation's organizer of this year's induction event, to discuss the wings students obtain at community college. Yale-New Haven Hospital was a sponsor of today's program.

New city Police Chief Anthony Campbell and U.S. Attorney Deirdre Daly discuss the state of the relationship between law enforcement and the community in advance of a busy planned "Community Policing Week."

On this episode, host N'Zinga Shani talks to Migdalis Clemons, Yvette Ford and Le’Nise Gause about the importance of parental involvement in both their children's schools and their lives more broadly.

On this episode, host Daniel Fitzmaurice welcomes Katie Jurkiewicz, Artspace's public relations coordinator, to talk about City Wide Open Studios, which start October 7 and run each weekend at 4 sites through the month of October.

GOP Town Chair Jonathan Wharton discusses the local party's new issues platform.

Revital Catriel Bellin, an Israel-born proprietor of a new local business called Revi's Foods, talks about her spicy salads and her Israeli roots.

Llndsay Matthews -- parent of a son with mental retardation and a member of a coalition called "Our Families Can't Wait" -- discusses the ramifications of a state plan to privatize 40 group homes.