WPKN is seeking Volunteers.
call 203-331-9756 or email our Volunteer Director at volunteer@wpkn.org

call 203-331-9756 or email our Volunteer Director at volunteer@wpkn.org

call 203-331-9756 or email our Volunteer Director at volunteer@wpkn.org
The Emotion Roadmap: Take the Wheel and Control How You Feel – “This week I interview Dr. Marc Brackett of Yale. Marc will be leading a center at Yale called Emotional Intelligence in Schools. I have worked with Marc and he is a leading researcher, psychologist, and entrepreneur in emotional intelligence. Given the horrific events in Newtown, Connecticut and similar school shootings, I believe we need a long term strategy to make the world a safer, more peaceful place. It begins with people learning to be more emotionally intelligent, starting as early as pre-school. Listen to Dr. Brackett’s ideas about emotional intelligence in schools, K-12. Marc is also a member of the Board for Lady Gaga’s Born This Way foundation and he is helping Facebook with anti-bullying.”
Walter Purizaca, Peru native, Greenport resident, member of the Hispanic community, musician, flute maker and agricultural worker, talks about his life and work on the North Fork. You will hear music composed by Walter and performed by him during the interview on flutes he has made.
North Fork Works, produced by Tony Ernst, is normally heard on the first Wednesday each month at 7:30pm. Programs are archived at www.hazelkahan.com

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Featured Guests: Jennifer Ashawasegai is a citizen of the Anishinabek Nation and member of Henvey Inlet First Nation. Jennifer is also a freelance journalist and published in Indigenous newspapers throughout North America, as well as discusses northern Ontario ‘Nish’ news on a weekly basis on Aboriginal People’s Television Network National News. She will update us on Idle No More and the impact not only in Canada but in North America. Andy Mager will speak about Native Peoples and Allies Plan Campaign to Renew the Two Row Wampum.
Valerie will have several guests on her show this afternoon between 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Dylan McDonnell, a sophomore music major from Oberlin College, spent his winter break traveling and interviewing musicians in Senegal. He’ll be on the air talking about his experiences at 5:30. Dylan is also a radio host at the Oberlin radio station, and he will take the WPKN reins from 6:00 to 6:50 to do some of his own programming.
Working backwards in time, sometime between 5:00 and 5:30, Valerie will be speaking with Istvan Peter B’Racz about the fabulous musical happening “Square’s Rhomboidal Dream,” which will have a performance tomorrow night (Wednesday, January 30) at Dixon Place, 161A Chrystie Street, NYC. Square’s Rhomboidal Dream is performed by New Haven musician/producer B’Racz and CT lighting designer Jamie Burnett who are teaming up with NYC’s T-Byrd Burnett and Loop 2.4.3 (created by Yale alum Thomas Kozumplik) for a new multi-media adventure. The Richardson family attended the December performance of this work in New Haven and give it a three-thumbs up/ten out of ten stars rating!
To begin the show today at 4:15, Valerie will be speaking with Zach Tetreault from the Florida-based group Hundred Waters. They will be playing The Space in Hamden tomorrow night Wednesday night along with Freelance Whales. If Bjork and Fairport Convention had a love child, it might possibly be Hundred Waters.
This week’s guest is Doug Bradley, author of DEROS Vietnam: Dispatches from the Air-Conditioned Jungle.

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In In Context’s monthly War Report, we’ll review the latest developments in the wars in Afghanistan, Syria and Africa. Additionally, we’ll discuss the Pentagon’s decision to open combat positions to women. Call-in during the show or email your questions to ken@mdrtalk.org.
Scientist and author Jared Diamond talks about his latest book, The World Until Yesterday: What Can We Learn from Traditional Societies? And herbalist Holly Bellabuono discusses her book, The Authentic Herbal Healer: The Complete Guide to Herbal Formulary & Plant-Inspired Medicine for Every Body System.

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Andy’s guest is Astronaut Captain Alan Bean , the 4th and one of only 12 men to walk on surface of the Moon!!! Following are, NASA/JPL updates on the Mars Curiosity Rovers, “What’s up in the Night Sky?”, and Local Astronomy & Space Related Events. Later in the show, Andy’s guest is historian Ivano Dal Prete…Topic of Discussion…What Various Civilizations Believe About the Existence of Life on Other Worlds

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call 203-331-9756 or email our Volunteer Director at volunteer@wpkn.org

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The Emotion Roadmap: Take the Wheel and Control How You Feel – Applying emotional intelligence to investing, a major psychological & emotional challenge. If you are worried about your investments then you need to listen. Emotion Roadmap host, Chuck Wolfe will interview Dr. Paul Stiles, Principal of Zev Capital Research. Dr. Stiles has a system, based on science, that minimizes uncertainty and risk and replaces them with predictability and a feeling of safety for investors. Imagine investing without your emotions causing poor decisions. Listen and see what you think.
Greg Sumner talks about his biography “Unstuck in Time: A Journey Through Kurt Vonnegut’s Life & Novels”.
East End Ink, a literary review recorded on Long Island’s east end, is heard monthly on the 4th Wednesday. Programs are archived at http://eastendink.blogspot.com

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