An interview with Rev. Dr. Randy Mayer, pastor of Good Shepherd UCC Church in an Arizona border town and co-founder of the Samaritans group that puts out life-saving supplies for migrants passing through the Sonoran desert. Followed by an interview with a member of No More Deaths about the re-trial of a fellow member on federal charges that could result in ten years in prison for providing humanitarian aid to migrants.

Hosted by David Green of The Cultural Alliance Of Fairfield County.

November is the time for the Bridgeport Art Trail. This year was the 11th Art Trail and it attracted some 4,000 visitors to over 200 artists studios and art, music and food in over 40 venues.

Hear from some of the principals of the event, how it went, what was new this year, what the impact of the Arts Trail is on the City of Bridgeport and its arts, cultural, community and economic life - and what's coming up next. Hear from:

Jane Davila, artist and Manager of The NEST Arts Factory; co-designer of A Pop of Color, storefront installation.

Courtney George, Board member of City Lights Gallery, and Principal and attorney with Cohn & Wolf.

Susanne Kachmar, Executive Director, City Lights Gallery and Bridgeport Art Trail, and creator of the Art Trail

Shiran Nicholson, Principal, Nicholson Events; owner of The Knowlton.

Lauren Vincent, President and CEO, Bridgeport Downtown Special Services District; infoBridgeport and co-designer of A Pop of Color.

Hosted by David Green of The Cultural Alliance Of Fairfield County.

November is the time for the Bridgeport Art Trail. This year was the 11th Art Trail and it attracted some 4,000 visitors to over 200 artists studios and art, music and food in over 40 venues.

Hear from some of the principals of the event, how it went, what was new this year, what the impact of the Arts Trail is on the City of Bridgeport and its arts, cultural, community and economic life - and what's coming up next. Hear from:

Jane Davila, artist and Manager of The NEST Arts Factory; co-designer of A Pop of Color, storefront installation.

Courtney George, Board member of City Lights Gallery, and Principal and attorney with Cohn & Wolf.

Susanne Kachmar, Executive Director, City Lights Gallery and Bridgeport Art Trail, and creator of the Art Trail

Shiran Nicholson, Principal, Nicholson Events; owner of The Knowlton.

Lauren Vincent, President and CEO, Bridgeport Downtown Special Services District; infoBridgeport and co-designer of A Pop of Color.

A caller lost his son to diabetes. We explore ways to deal with grieving. Other community members offer support. We also praise and tell stories of veterans.

A caller lost his son to diabetes. We explore ways to deal with grieving. Other community members offer support. We also praise and tell stories of veterans.

Feelings are like breathing in the sense that we usually notice them when we are having difficulty. Learn what happens in a good way when we pay more attention.

Feelings are like breathing in the sense that we usually notice them when we are having difficulty. Learn what happens in a good way when we pay more attention.

The main story from the first episode of WPKN's Green Line with Matt Cloutier, which aired live on 11/09/19. We explore how tiny audio recorders and artificial intelligence are revolutionizing how biologists study forests around the world.

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The main story from the first episode of WPKN's Green Line with Matt Cloutier, which aired live on 11/09/19. We explore how tiny audio recorders and artificial intelligence are revolutionizing how biologists study forests around the world.

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A quick rundown of two environmental news stories you might have missed last week, as heard live on WPKN's Green Line with Matt Cloutier on 11/09/19. Matt discusses a new study on how many people will have to relocate due to rising seas and then addresses a recently argued supreme case that highlights an issue plaguing the Clean Water Act since it was first written. Correction: at 1:31 Matt implies sea-levels will rise 6ft by 2100 instead of stating they could rise 6ft, which is among the upper estimates.

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