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Shane Tirnity’s Carty and Eddie Higgins.
The latest WNHH radio broadcasts delve into advice from “sister-friends,” visit New York’s newest exhibitions, preview the NHFD-NHPD Chief’s Cup, and wish all New Haveners the luck of the Irish.
Members of New Haven’s Finest and Bravest joined the “Cannoli Knish Sports Hour” to talk about the annual fire-police department charitable hockey match-up, taking place this year on March 20.
Counseling listeners to “love yourself as you would your best girlfriend,” blogger, feminist and “sister-friend” Michelle Y. Talbert gives Babz Rawls-Ivy dating and self-love advice on “LoveBabz LoveTalk.”
The WNHH Friday Pundit’s Panel — Babz Rawls-Ivy, Joe Ugly, Joshua Mamis — run down Freddie Fixer, Yale basketball, and graduate-student union controversies, among other headlines from this week.
On “Kitchen Sync” WNHH station manager Lucy Gellman interviews Shane Carty and Eddie Higgins, co-owners of The Trinity Bar & Restaurant on Orange Street, about their move from the Dublin suburb on Dundrum, Ireland, to New Haven in the 1990s, journey to business ownership in the early 2000s, and big plans for St. Patrick’s Day in the Elm City.
“Law, Life and Culture” host host Betsy Kim connects via phone with Adam Eaker, Yale University graduate and guest curator at The Frick Collection in New York City. They discuss Eaker’s most recent exhibition Van Dyck: The Anatomy of Portraiture on view in New York City through June 5, 2016.
“This Day in New Haven History” co-hosts Allan Appel and Jason Bischoff Wurstle – ponder why the “Connecticut Suffrage News” appears in the 1916 Saturday Chronicle right beside an advertisement for the latest household gadget, the newfangled Hoover Suction Sweeper. Less time spent on domestic chores means more time to travel to the upcoming National Woman Suffrage Association parade in Chicago?
