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• Investigating the Illegality of Ohio and Georgia's Massive Partisan Voter Purge;

• Climate Emergency: What Must be Done Now to Avert Climate Catastrophe

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

Our September 2019 conversation was with Peter van Heerden, Executive Director of Fairfield University’s Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts.

Peter van Heerden is approaching his fifth anniversary leading the region’s flagship performing arts center. Peter has brought an unprecedented international flair and perspective to this institution. A South African performance artist, with a Master’s in Performing Arts from the University of Cape Town, he moved with his wife to Westport, where he then ran the Westport Arts Center for 4 years. What difference has his international perspective brought to the arts of Fairfield County? How is the Quick’s intensifying program impacting the community and our issues - from gun violence to the health and wellbeing of our veterans, to an awareness of the wealth disparity among our population?

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

Our September 2019 conversation was with Peter van Heerden, Executive Director of Fairfield University’s Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts.

Peter van Heerden is approaching his fifth anniversary leading the region’s flagship performing arts center. Peter has brought an unprecedented international flair and perspective to this institution. A South African performance artist, with a Master’s in Performing Arts from the University of Cape Town, he moved with his wife to Westport, where he then ran the Westport Arts Center for 4 years. What difference has his international perspective brought to the arts of Fairfield County? How is the Quick’s intensifying program impacting the community and our issues - from gun violence to the health and wellbeing of our veterans, to an awareness of the wealth disparity among our population?

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

Our September 2019 conversation was with Peter van Heerden, Executive Director of Fairfield University’s Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts.

Peter van Heerden is approaching his fifth anniversary leading the region’s flagship performing arts center. Peter has brought an unprecedented international flair and perspective to this institution. A South African performance artist, with a Master’s in Performing Arts from the University of Cape Town, he moved with his wife to Westport, where he then ran the Westport Arts Center for 4 years. What difference has his international perspective brought to the arts of Fairfield County? How is the Quick’s intensifying program impacting the community and our issues - from gun violence to the health and wellbeing of our veterans, to an awareness of the wealth disparity among our population?

Doug Henwood, economic commentator and host of the Behind the News podcast, discusses the history and effect of tariffs on the global and US economy.

Interview by Richard Hill

Doug Henwood, economic commentator and host of the Behind the News podcast, discusses the history and effect of tariffs on the global and US economy.

Interview by Richard Hill

Doug Henwood, economic commentator and host of the Behind the News podcast, discusses the history and effect of tariffs on the global and US economy.

Interview by Richard Hill

Youth climate activists Lily Gardner, a high school junior from Lexington, KY, and Sarah Berger, 9th grader from Stonington, CT, talk about their organizing efforts for the Youth Climate Strike set for Sept. 20 across the country and around the globe.

Interview by Richard Hill

Youth climate activists Lily Gardner, a high school junior from Lexington, KY, and Sarah Berger, 9th grader from Stonington, CT, talk about their organizing efforts for the Youth Climate Strike set for Sept. 20 across the country and around the globe.

Interview by Richard Hill

Youth climate activists Lily Gardner, a high school junior from Lexington, KY, and Sarah Berger, 9th grader from Stonington, CT, talk about their organizing efforts for the Youth Climate Strike set for Sept. 20 across the country and around the globe.

Interview by Richard Hill