Lyme disease was discovered in Lyme Connecticut in 1975. Tune in with Dr. Pierre and her guest Dr. Jaquel Patterson, ND, MBA, President of the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians (AANP) to learn what you need to know about Lyme Disease prevention and treatment.

October 6 -12, 2019 was Naturopathic Medicine Week, so October is the perfect time to celebrate the medicine you need to know more about! Join us for a discussion on the importance of naturopathic legislation in Connecticut.

With so much going on in the United States and the world today host Garnett Ankle opens the telephone line and entertains calls from his listening audience.

Various current topical issues are discussed along with your telephone calls.

Listen and you may want to call in the next time Garnett opens the phone line requesting your call.

With so much going on in the United States and the world today host Garnett Ankle opens the telephone line and entertains calls from his listening audience.

Various current topical issues are discussed along with your telephone calls.

Listen and you may want to call in the next time Garnett opens the phone line requesting your call.

WPKN programmed a live broadcast from New Haven’s Erector Square on Saturday, October 19, during Artspace’s 2019 City-Wide Open Studios. Over one hundred artists exhibited during the weekend, which was part of a month-long festival of the visual arts taking place at locations throughout New Haven.

On-air Hosts included Martha Willette Lewis (who also played a large behind-the-scenes role in organizing the WPKN broadcast), Valerie Richardson, and Rod Richardson. Mark Mushin provided on-site tech support and lots of heavy equipment lifting, and Del managed the controls back in Bridgeport. Thanks also to Deb Guhl who gave up her third-Saturday 1 to 4 p.m. show so that this event could take place.

The following guests were interviewed, and you can see their work (or find out more about their projects) at the websites provided.

0:00 Elinor Slomba, Executive Producer of City-Wide Open Studios (Martha)

www.cwos.org

18:15 Esteban Ramon Perez (Valerie)

www.instagram.com/estebanramonperez/?hl=en

35:00 Collective Consciousness Theater (Valerie)

Jenny Nelson, Director and Associate Artistic Director, and the actors Tenisi Davis, Stephen King, and Griffin Kulp. Their next production is "Pass Over,"

www.collectiveconsciousnesstheatre.org

47:35 Ebony B (Valerie)

www.ebonybphotography.com

54:45 Lilly Zuckerman (Valerie)

www.lillyzuckerman.com

1:05 Leila Daw (Martha)

www.leiladaw.com

1:16 Janine Brown (Valerie)

www.janinebrownstudio.com

1:30 Jeff Mueller, Dexterity Press (Rod)

www.dexterityletterpress.com

1:38 MWL with Margot Nimirowski (Martha)

www.margotnimiroski.com

1:45 Will K. Wilkins, Executive Director of Real Art Ways (Valerie)

www.realartways.org

WPKN programmed a live broadcast from New Haven’s Erector Square on Saturday, October 19, during Artspace’s 2019 City-Wide Open Studios. Over one hundred artists exhibited during the weekend, which was part of a month-long festival of the visual arts taking place at locations throughout New Haven.

On-air Hosts included Martha Willette Lewis (who also played a large behind-the-scenes role in organizing the WPKN broadcast), Valerie Richardson, and Rod Richardson. Mark Mushin provided on-site tech support and lots of heavy equipment lifting, and Del managed the controls back in Bridgeport. Thanks also to Deb Guhl who gave up her third-Saturday 1 to 4 p.m. show so that this event could take place.

The following guests were interviewed, and you can see their work (or find out more about their projects) at the websites provided.

0:00 Elinor Slomba, Executive Producer of City-Wide Open Studios (Martha)

www.cwos.org

18:15 Esteban Ramon Perez (Valerie)

www.instagram.com/estebanramonperez/?hl=en

35:00 Collective Consciousness Theater (Valerie)

Jenny Nelson, Director and Associate Artistic Director, and the actors Tenisi Davis, Stephen King, and Griffin Kulp. Their next production is "Pass Over,"

www.collectiveconsciousnesstheatre.org

47:35 Ebony B (Valerie)

www.ebonybphotography.com

54:45 Lilly Zuckerman (Valerie)

www.lillyzuckerman.com

1:05 Leila Daw (Martha)

www.leiladaw.com

1:16 Janine Brown (Valerie)

www.janinebrownstudio.com

1:30 Jeff Mueller, Dexterity Press (Rod)

www.dexterityletterpress.com

1:38 MWL with Margot Nimirowski (Martha)

www.margotnimiroski.com

1:45 Will K. Wilkins, Executive Director of Real Art Ways (Valerie)

www.realartways.org

Three callers get helped managing relationships at work and at home

Three callers get helped managing relationships at work and at home

Two volunteers with Pets for Vets (www.petsforvets.com) talk about the work of the organization in matching comfort dogs with veterans from foreign wars stretching back to Vietnam.

Tim Lile is director of the Northern Delaware Chapter of Pets for Vets.

Ken Engelman is a Branford-based volunteer with that organization as will as the Branford Compassion Club whose mission is to care for and find homes for cats.

Interview by Richard Hill

Two volunteers with Pets for Vets (www.petsforvets.com) talk about the work of the organization in matching comfort dogs with veterans from foreign wars stretching back to Vietnam.

Tim Lile is director of the Northern Delaware Chapter of Pets for Vets.

Ken Engelman is a Branford-based volunteer with that organization as will as the Branford Compassion Club whose mission is to care for and find homes for cats.

Interview by Richard Hill

Thursday, October 24, 2019, 12 noon WPKN 89.5 FM www.wpkn.org

Host: Duo Dickinson

Climate Change, Artificial Intelligence, The Trump Presidency: the end of the beginning of the 21stcentury is complicated. In the world of design and architecture there has been another, tiny, change amid all this extremity: how we are looking at the design of EVERYTHING.

People all have a home. Here in Connecticut those with freestanding homes define them –they think of “styles”: “Modern” or “Traditional” or even “cape” or “Split Level” – but those are choices, existing things, even existing “styles to design to. Only 5% of homes have any architect touch them, but every body who changes them thinks about design.

With ALL of this Change, is the way we think of Design changing too? Everything we use, everything we make, everything we interact with has, in some way been designed: but especially where we live, those free-standing homes, apartments, mom’s basement.

How We See, How We Think, How We Design, How We Learn from our homes: Architects from California and Colorado and the Department Chair of the University of Hartford Architecture Department join HOME PAGE. Chris Andrews, Don Ruggles and Jim Fuller talk about the way things are changing.