Randy Mascorella, Executive Director of Special Olympics New Mexico discusses the programs and mission of Special Olympics and how competition and sports can make a difference in the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities.
A vibrant arts and cultural scene is important to strong communities and Michigan's excellent quality-of-life and to Michigan's economy.
The Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs strengthens arts and culture in Michigan by increasing its visibility; supporting arts education; encouraging new, creative and innovative works of art; and broadening cultural understanding. A key conduit for arts and cultural information, MCACA is also a source of arts and culture grant funding.
Chad Swan-Bagero of the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs joins host Laurel Hess to talk about the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs and its impact on Michigan communities.
Interview recorded October 26th, 2017.
First term Manchester NH Mayor, Joyce Craig, joins Jenny Johnson to discuss top priorities that include tackling the opioid public health crisis, investing in education, increasing economic development and making city hall more accessible to constituents.
Jill Horner speaks with Sarah Matthews, Director of Operations from The Arc of Cape May County, about the Change of Model for the NJ Support System for Individuals with IDD along with Employment and Day Services. Interview recorded 1/24/2018.
Cholera, what is it, and although not a U.S. threat, why is it a problem in countries like Africa and East Asia? WVU Professor and Civil Engineer Antar Jutla tells host Eric Minor about the research he and his colleagues are conducting - using civil engineering to help fight disease and satellites to predict the next outbreak.
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