Podcast

ECIC Director Michael Harris comes in to talk about the startup scene in New Haven. We talk bioscience, programming, and everybody’s favorite subject: meat alternatives!

Trish Clark joins us to talk about the 48 Hour Film Project! What is it? How can you get involved? Also, a Trinity Bar update! Check it out on iTunes, Spotify, or Stitcher!

This week, we sit down with the owner if Fitstyle by Shana, Shana Schneider. She talks to us about how to fit fitness into your everyday life and talks about working tours in New Haven. And she tries to get us to fix our posture. (It works for Colin, less for Josh.)

Fussy Coffee co-owners Dave and Joe sit down to talk about the perils of starting a restaurant and why you should never do it.

Hanifa Nayo Washington joins us to share the many, many projects she’s working on, from music to spoken word to racial justice in corporate hiring practices, is there anything she cannot do?!

Former Joker’s Wild employees/comics Dan Kalwhite and Stosh Mikita join us to talk about the former comedy club and comedy in New Haven. Was Joker’s Wild mob run? Could a comedy club exist in New Haven today? Will Dan do an offensive accent? Tune in to find out!

Shaina Hotchkiss returns as a guest to interview our host, Josh! We delve into what brought him to New Haven, his advice for aspiring creators, and then unearth some hidden memories and possibly… a murder?!

New Haven Director of Transportation, Traffic, and Parking Doug Hausladen joins us to talk about upcoming transportation projects, how to get things done in government, and where is Josh’s Edgewood bike lane, anyway?

Kwadwo Adae joins us this week on the podcast as we discuss public art projects, silent meditation, and the secrets of the Yale Tango Club before playing some games!

Margot Broom from Breathing Room joins Josh and Colin to talk about yoga, running a small business, and opening up your Third Eye Chakra.