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Ubuntu Storytellers, an ensemble of experienced black, brown, and biracial performers tell stories of “being” as well as of “being in the skin we’re in.” You will hear personal stories that reflect our joys, triumphs, and disappointments. Poignant stories, funny stories. Stories of being human. You will also hear stories about encounters with racism, prejudice, and microaggression. Often one story...

Ubuntu Storytellers, an ensemble of experienced black, brown, and biracial performers tell stories of “being” as well as of “being in the skin we’re in.” You will hear personal stories that reflect our joys, triumphs, and disappointments. Poignant stories, funny stories. Stories of being human. You will also hear stories about encounters with racism, prejudice, and microaggression. Often one story...

Ubuntu Storytellers, an ensemble of experienced black, brown and biracial performers tell stories of “being” as well as of “being in the skin we’re in.” You will hear personal stories that reflect our joys and triumphs and disappointments. Poignant stories, funny stories. Stories of being human. You will also hear stories about encounters with racism, prejudice, microaggression. Often one story en...

Recorded at studioW Dec 5, 2023

Recorded at studioW Oct 16, 2023 Inclusive of Integrity in Elections, 14th Amendment, Early Voting, Bridgeport, Civics101, Universal Ballot and General Election

Recorded April 2023

Recorded June 2023 Michelle built on her writing and digital marketing experiences in the health field by earning a Masters in Experiential Health and Healing.  Her journey started as a Dietician and for the past 25 years she has worked to help people develop their best selves, including mind, body and spirit. This is an extract of her full interview on MidLIFE Matters with Georgian Lussier.

Dr. James McPartland, PhD, Professor of Child Psychiatry and Psychology at the Yale Child Study Center did a Facebook LIVE presentation on Feb 14, 2023, 10 Reasons Why Autism Research Rocks!   for ASRC, Autism Services and Resources CT. Here is the presentation about the opportunity and benefits for parents and participants.

In today’s conversation with Robert E. May, Professor Emeritus of History, Purdue University, we will examine the America, Wallingford CT native son, Moses Yale Beach, who came of age in and influenced: The Antebellum Era: From the War of 1812 to the Civil War. To provide our listeners with some context, Moses Yale Beach, was born at the turn of the 19th century in January 1800 and died approximat...

A guided conversation about Wallingford CT native son, Moses Yale Beach, whose contributions to the world are mostly unsung. Among his contributions is the founding of the Associated Press. With us in conversation are Valerie Komor, Director of Corporate Archives at the Associated Press, and Professors of American History Menahem Blondheim and Robert E. May. For Context Moses Yale Beach was born i...

Wallingford Public Library video tapes some in-person events. In a collaboration with WPAA-TV the essence of the presentations are reproduced for easy listening.

An anchor organization for programs serving youth is the Youth & Social Services Dept.  They encourage and enable collaboration among nonprofits & civic organizations. Here is a glimpse of what they do. Another get-to-know your agencies serving youth is planned for the Fall. Check out this podcast to get a peak at who is doing what in town. Recorded March 2022