Episodios
-
Recorded Dec 9, 2024 Kristen
-
Holidays are Coming Edition
-
¿Faltan episodios?
-
Recorded Oct 29th 2024
In conversation on behalf of CT Tenants Union:
Peter Fousek
Secretary-TreasurerLuke Melonakos-Harrison
Union Vice President & Political Director -
Ruthies Sister by Jezrie Marcano-Courtney
On Becoming A Yalie by Elisabeth Anton
What Is In A Name by Denise Santisteban
All That I Could Do by Ty Fance
One Woman's Joy by Denise Keyes Page -
My Aunt Nancy by Elisabeth Anton
Thank You For Being My Friend by Jezrie Marcano-Courtney
Coins by Ty Fance
The Short Crop by Denise Santisteban
To See To Be Seen by Laconia Therrio -
This exploration of identity, belonging, and the importance of primary sources is thought-provoking and relevant. Youssef's journey of self-discovery, as he learns to navigate a new culture and embrace his unique perspective, is a powerful message that will resonate with readers of all ages. The story also highlights the importance of critical thinking and questioning established narratives, as Youssef challenges the accuracy of the encyclopedia and seeks out the truth for himself.
The story introduces the listener to Moses Yale Beach, founder of the Associated Press. It is a narrative portrayal of fictional individuals and events in Wallingford in the 1990s. It is derived from a true Moses Yale Beach student story and a publishing mystery related to Mr. Beach’s date of birth. While the characters and events in The Check Minus are imaginary, all references to geography, religion, and history are true. All references to Moses Yale Beach are factual.Who, What, When, Why because when you are here the Where is always Wallingford.
-
Recorded July 31st, 2024 at WPAA-TV
This is a historical fiction podcast set in 2016.
The podcast script, and book The Check Minus, were written by Josiah Houston. The book and podcast illustrations are watercolors by Stephania Munzi.
ACB Freeman, Host
played by
Marc Kestecher
Host at ESPN Radio
Youssef Fam, AP Journalist
played by
Yassine Benzinane
Director of Arabic & Middle East Program
The Check Minus is part of the Moses Yale Beach Revealed Initiative.
Promotional podcast to introduce the project and the reason for the project: Moses Yale Beach -
Recorded in studioW Sept 2023
Terry has retired since this interview but the programs discussed continue at Capital For Change.
As a housing counselor, Terry applies her extensive banking experience to helping people who are facing the loss of their homes. She explains the process of assessing the best possible outcome for clients and allowing people to choose their future path. Terry is committed to walking that path with clients and encourages us all to gift people with a sense of grace. -
Recorded July 2023
As a Partner in the Tax and Business Services Group at Marcum LLP in New Haven, Michele is responsible for managing and growing the firm. She stresses the importance of building relationships and good social skills, in addition to the highly technical aspects of accounting. Michele shares how she combined marriage and motherhood with a 30+ year career. Hard work, initiative, networking, and remembering to have fun! -
Recorded July 2023
As a Certified Senior Advisor, Jane helps seniors and their families consider options when it is time to leave the family home. This is her 3rd career; Jane describes her early days in healthcare administration and then serving as a Librarian in NYC, New Jersey, and finally Wallingford, CT. -- where she was the Director for 10 years. Jane enjoys working with the aging and capturing their stories. She also stresses the importance of reading skills for children. -
Recorded Aug 2023
A recently retired marketing executive, Margaret offers examples of how she advanced in her career by taking risks, learning new industries and maintaining a strong network. She became a Mom at 39, and built a well-rounded life. Margaret volunteers with several organizations and can indulge her love or reading, gardening and .yoga. Her career advice is timeless. -
Recorded June 2023
Jeannette credits her Accounting degree as a major factor in building a successful business career. She also earned an MBA and is a Chartered Life Underwriter. After getting a 'golden handshake' during a merger, she consulted for 15 years, including in NYC. Jeannette has traveled extensively, volunteers on Boards of Directors, and has artistic talents. Listen to learn about the earlier days of women being accepted in leadership roles! Hard work and the ability to try new things were key. -
Recorded April 2023
Savoring a 3rd ChapterFrom Corporate career to stay-at-home Mom to NP Chief Giving Officer. Starting with her current role with Connecticut Foodshare, Beverly reflects on her life decisions and lessons. Her story continues, including pickleball player and theatre usher, just for fun.
-
Recorded Aug 2024 in studioW
Accompanied by an adopted dog named Tank, Karen describes her journey to becoming the Chair of Board of Directors at the Meriden Humane Society. A Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Karen started with this no-kill rescue as a way to expose her young son to the benefits of volunteering. She performs many roles with this organization and is a wonderful example of what one woman can do in her local community. MidLIFE Matters, WPAA-TV -
Recorded May 2024 in studioW
Nancy takes viewers on a charming journey through her early life in Wallingford and then moving back after living in California. While working alongside her husband in a remodeling business, raising a son and being a Big Sister, Nancy put family first. Her sisters remain her strongest support system, through good times as well as losses. She feels her Mom's spirit is always with her. -
Recorded Oct 24, 23
Staff Writer Wallingford Magazine and Admin Veteran's Coffee House.
A late-blooming writer, Beverly is also the Administrator of Wallingford's Veterans Coffee House. She has embraced these new ventures after moving back to her hometown. A self-described 'people person', Bev worked in sales and used her creativity to engage in community activities. - Mostrar más
