Arthur Sze had an untraditional path to becoming the U.S. Poet Laureate. He discusses poetry, the power of language and bridging worlds through the art of translation.
Beavers are known as a "keystone species," contributing to biodiversity wherever they set up their habitats. Today, Connecticut author and journalist Leila Philip joins us to talk about her book "Beaverland: How One Weird Rodent Made America."
Speaking at the State of the Union this week, President Donald Trump demanded a full restoration of funding for the Department of Homeland Security. Today, we talk about the future of immigration enforcement and what reform might look like.
Although many efforts have been made to expand books and curriculum used to teach Black history, African American children’s literature can still be limited.
Nearly 300,000 Connecticut residents are of Puerto Rican heritage. Today, we take a look at what’s being done to raise the next generation of Puerto Ricans here in the diaspora.
New research shows that medical cannabis might not have the health benefits once thought. Today, we get an update on cannabis in our state, and what you need to know about cannabis use and misuse.
A new flu variant is wreaking havoc across the United States. Today, we learn more about this variant, and hear from local physicians on what you can do to protect yourself and your family from the virus.
Amid a difficult divorce, New Haven author Anelise Chen received the same text over and over again from her mother: “clam down!” This typo inspired her into a journey of healing. Today, she joins us to talk about her memoir "Clam Down: A Metamorphosis."
From car buying, car repairs, car insurance and aggressive driving, there's a lot to be stressed out about when you're behind the wheel. Today, we learn how to navigate it all.
It’s Thanksgiving week, a time to slow down, practice gratitude and gather with friends and family. Today, two Connecticut Lebanese chef-owners join us to talk about taking time to be present with good company and good food.
