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On this episode host Babz Rawls-Ivy takes on what it means to fly solo in radio -- after an emotionally exhausting week.

On this episode, host Betsy Kim welcomes Dr. Andy Morgan, Associate Professor of National Security Studies at Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice, University of New Haven, to discuss his career as an intelligence officer with the CIA, his teaching interests at UNH, and his love for magic.

Pundits Babz Rawls-Ivy, Markeshia Ricks and Joe Ugly run down the big changes at the school board, the theft of bicycles in New Haven, and this week's big question: Could Charlotte happen here?

On this episode, host Alisa Bowens gives listeners a sneak peek of her October wedding.

On this episode, hosts Onyeka Obiocha and Chris Stedman welcome Dhrupad Nag of CT Working Families to talk about his fledgling career in politics, why Working Families was the right step for him, and how people can get involved on the state and local levels during and after election season.

On today's episode, host Tom Breen talks with Madison Art Cinemas owner and operator Arnold Gorlick about the 41st annual Toronto International Film Festival, which they both attended earlier in September. They talk about their favorite movies, surprises, disappointments, and key takeaways from this year in Toronto.

Dr. Suzanne Lagarde, who runs the Fair Haven Community Health Care Center, talks about the neighborhood anchor's expansion and new challenges.

Host Cyd Oppenheimer talks with "The Nix" author Nathan Hill about misadventures in Chicago traffic, writing as a source of joy, and what he left out between the 1200-page first draft and the final 620 pages. Guest readers Annie Thoms and Jessica Sager join Oppenheimer to discuss ghosts, choosing your own adventure, and the invisible injury.

On this episode, host Mubarakah Ibrahim welcomes Joy Johannes, New Haven's food system and policy director, to talk about food policy, food insecurity and health in the Elm City.

New Haven Promise President Patricia Melton and Community Foundation CEO Will Ginsberg discuss the new phase of the landmark college-scholarship program for New Haven public-school students.