TedXeers Laila Smith, Maia Cook, Salil Joshi at WNHH FM.
Mary Wade's Kara Hunter, Michael O'Brien, Frank Rende at WNHH FM.
Some of the latest shows on WNHH FM, in case you missed them:
TedX has come to New Haven! Chapter co-founder Salil Joshi talked about plans for the new local chapter, including a June 11 16-speaker event at the Shubert including winners of a student contest, Laila SMith of new Haven Academy and Maia Cook, who joined him on the program.
Host Justin Farmer talked electric-skateboard "one wheel" with Chantelle Louise, who defies the male stereotype of riders.
A group from Mary Wade Home spoke about the new 84-unit "Chatham Place" assisted living and memory care complex that has opened on their Fair Haven campus, and how it addresses the evolving needs of seniors.
On the "Word on the Street" segment of "LoveBabz LoveTalk," Maya McFadden and Nora Grace-Flood spoke to students taking part in a mass walkout to protest mental-health conditions in the schools.
Hemp Farmer Lou and Kebra LaShawn Smith kept the weed flame burning on "Cannabis Corner."
New pandemic-era recordings by New Haven's Ceschi, Kristen Ford, Stephen Gritz King, Thabisa, Steve Rodgers, and the Midnight Strangers were featured on "LoveBabz LoveTalk."