Anne Semmes

The Greenwich Branch of the English Speaking Union‘s celebration of Her Majesty The Queen’s 95th Birthday and this year’s winners of the ESU Shakespeare Competition.

Dr. Dickerman Hollister looks across a life of serving others as an oncologist and hematologist, and man of faith.

Breast Cancer Alliance Executive Director Yonni Wattenmaker reflects across her 10 years and the 25 years successes of her funding organization.

Author David Pogue spells out the realities and repercussions of climate change, then suggests numerous ways we can prepare for it.

Retiring Greenwich Postal Clerk Caesar Carde reflects over his decades long career with the US Postal Service.

Rear Admiral Cynthia “Cindy” Thebaud describes the challenging and rewarding experiences of her 30 plus years in the Navy.

Artist Anne Mimi Sammis shares the story of her developing her art as painter and sculptor, and how she has coped with the challenges life has given her.

Professor Peter Enns engages his listeners in how the writers of the books of the Bible interpreted their ideas of God and how we can do the same in our own time.

Susan Wohlforth has deep roots in the town of Greenwich. She was not “planted” in Greenwich from birth, but she has indeed planted many trees in her volunteering way and “loved doing it,” she says.

Mort Walker, that enduring cartoonist, late of Greenwich but alive and working at 92 in Stamford, is being celebrated for the lasting appeal of his Beetle Bailey comic strip as the longest running comic strip in history to be drawn by the creating artist—65 years and counting.