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Conversations with Just Alan
Stephan Blauweiss
A Hudson Valley resident, filmmaker, and graphic designer and historian. Blauweiss produces work on a wide variety of subjects, such as history, painting, architecture, and music of Kingston and Woodstock.
Conversations with Just Alan
George Koury
George Koury is an international psychic medium and Angel messenger, He worked with Ringling Brothers Circus as a clown, also a respected Tarot expert and has taught Tarot at Omega Institute and around the world.
Conversations with Just Alan
Diana Lopez
Wonderful conversation with Diana Lopez, she is the Ulster County Organizer for Nobody leaves Mid-Hudson (NLMH).
Conversations with Just Alan
Vanessa Benton
is a Singer, Dancer, Choreographer , and has a music program on RadioKingston.org called Miss V [Tuesday's from 10 p.m. until 12 a.m.] dedicated to love. She is the daughter of famous singer Brook Benton . Vanessa feels that human nature can not live without music, because music is medicine!
Conversations with Just Alan
Katrina Light
Supervisor of Food and Agricultural Programs at Bard College and works to advance local food growing, sustainable purchasing and overall agricultural efforts. She encourages everyone to dig a little deeper into understanding the complex factors that go into growing food from the treatment of workers and animals to land and energy use. She hopes more individuals and institutions will join the good food movement.
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Rudy Hunter
Rudy Hunter started life as a professional dancer & magician until a back injury curtailed his dancing career and prompted him to become a bodywork expert and teacher in an effort to learn all he could to help fix his own back.
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Peter Samelson
Just Alan have a conversation with Peter Samelson, he insists that he doesn’t do magic; he only helps people to see it.
Young Farmers Podcast
Broken Promises: 4-H's LGBT+ Controversy
The 4-H program's mission statement includes "a promise to America's kids to reflect the population demographics, vulnerable populations, diverse needs, and social conditions of the country." In 2017, however, USDA administration pressured 4-H to retract its LGBT+ inclusion policies. Shortly after, John-Paul Chaisson-Cardenas, the progressive 4-H Youth Development Program director who had been working hard to boost equity and diversity, was fired. Lindsey speaks with Chaisson-Cardenas, Dr. Sonny Ramaswamy, then-director of the National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA), and investigative reporter Jason Clayworth about the implications of these actions and what's next for the youth leadership organization and its 6 million members.
Made in Kingston, NY
