sampler from a recent Car Bob Show

For Black History month, host Luis Luna rebroadcasts a Democracy Now segment about Assata Shakur, a Black Panther who escaped from prison and now lives in Cuba. He also opened the phone lines for listener phone calls about Black History month.

My guest on "Digging in the Dirt" this time around was Josh Volk talking about his new book "Compact Farms" 15 Proven Plans for Market Farms on 5 Acres or Less; Includes Detailed Farm Layouts for Productivity and Efficiency.

Josh in addition to his new book Compact Farms. He is the proprietor of Slow Hand Farm in Portland, Oregon, and has been working on and managing small farms around the country for the last 20 years, studying the systems that make them efficient.

http://www.joshvolk.com/

My guests this month as part of the February GM Report to the

John Cavalier, the founder and owner of Lyric Hall in New Haven -where tomorrow night- with Vinegar Syndrome and WPKN 89.5-FM we are holding a Black Action Film Festival; Suzanne Katchmar from City Light Gallery (Bridgeport) with artists Iyaba Ibo Mandingo and Olivier Kpognon talk about their Black History Month show- “How We See You”- the perception of Black women through the art of Black men.; WPKN programmers and Black History Month primary producer Joseph Celli; Paul Bass, the founder of New Haven Independent-WNHH.

State of the ARTS with Brittany Bellizeare as Nina in "Sunset Baby" at TheatreWorks Hartford

Episode: State of the ARTS with Matt Kent, co-artistic director of Pilobolus Matt Kent, co-artistic director of Pilobolus on State of the ARTS

The Organic Farm Stand features special guest David Yih, president of the CT Botanical Society, who talks about guided field trips and invasive species. Bill Duesing joins the panel by phone from Florida.

Guy Beardsley provides the Small Farm Report.

Host: Richard Hill

Bishop John Selders, co-founder of the Moral Monday CT movement, shares his perspective on the Trump administration and the intersectional movement that is taking shape to resist it.

Host: Richard Hill

An excerpt from an address by Rev. William Barber, leader of the Moral Mondays Movement, to the Yale Divinity School on Friday, Feb. 3, 2017.

Host: Richard Hill

We had five callers and we discussed: 1. how to create positive emotions in challenging times; 2. helped a caller let go of an old flame that happened to be on Facebook and was upsetting her current marriage; and 3. how creating trust leads to highly engaged employees.