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Connecticut has made historic investments in early childhood education, but what comes next This week on Inside Voices, Georgia Goldburn explores A Restorative Justice Agenda for Connecticut's Mixed-Delivery Early Childhood System, a policy proposal that calls for repairing decades of inequitable public investment while strengthening Connecticut's mixed-delivery system. The conversation examines five recommendations focused on equitable grant funding, expanding Early Start CT, increasing access to capital for child care entrepreneurs, and improving municipal implementation of state policy. Together, these proposals ask what it will take to build an early childhood system that is not only accessible and high-quality, but also equitable, economically sustainable, and community driven.

Preston & EZ BlueZ Three Nerds Venting w/The Professor: Edison Elias Estrella (61) Part 2 by WNHH Community Radio

Arts Respond: Quinn O'Connor, "Yale Summer Cabaret" by WNHH Community Radio

The Readman Truth To Power Hour: Civil Right Attorney Amelia Lafont "School Equity, Legalize it!" by WNHH Community Radio

Preston & EZ BlueZ: Moriah Felder, Pastor & Photographer (Encore) by WNHH Community Radio

Dateline New Haven: GOP State Treasurer Candidate Fred Wilms by WNHH Community Radio

1st hour: Broadcaster Leah Secondo joins us to talk about the WNBA's mid-season point and related topics 2nd hour:Patric Pharah from JC 1-TV joins us for our weekly sports forum (MLB, NBA, NFL, College Football)

The Connecticut Citizens' Assembly kicked off on Saturday July 11, 2026 at Yale University. A Citizens' Assembly is a group of residents selected through a civic lottery process to reflect the diversity of a community. In this episode of the Municipal Voice we share a presentation from the event given by Joe DeLong on the property tac in CT.

Journalist Mike Tillery joins us to talk about the Celtics/76ers trade, NBA free agency, and other related topics

MarceyLynn, Once Again Willow L Willis New Music and Ventures!! by WNHH Community Radio

Cannabis Corner Radio: Heman Shahi Re-legalize Nepal Bardo Bath by WNHH Community Radio

Preston & EZ BlueZ Three Nerds Venting w/The Professor: Edison Elias Estrella (60) by WNHH Community Radio

Preston & EZ BlueZ: Sam Hadelman (Encore) by WNHH Community Radio

F.L.Y. (First Love Yourself): Acknowledgement Needed or Not For A Man with Purpose! by WNHH Community Radio

10 am: Co-host Anthony Little and Patric Pharah of JC Media join us for our weekly sports forum 11 am: Author K. Earl Kitchings joins us to preview his preseason HBCU quarterback rankings

Dateline New Haven | From CT To Germany & Back: State Troubadour Charlier Widmer by WNHH Community Radio

Liquid Lunch with The RWA: Field Operations by WNHH Community Radio

MarceyLynn Once Again: Dr. Hameen "New Haven Hip Hop Conference" by WNHH Community Radio

Headlines & Basslines: What The Commenters Wrote by WNHH Community Radio

Author/Writer John Harris joins us to talk about his recent article called "Where's Ralph Wiley when we need him?"

Cannabis Corner Radio: Josh Elliot & Erin S. Doolitle by WNHH Community Radio

Inside Voices, Community Conversations: What Parents Need To Know Before Summer Gets Away by WNHH Community Radio

Preston & EZ BlueZ: Three Nerds Venting w/The Professor (59) by WNHH Community Radio

F.L.Y. Talk: Don't Judge Me by My Past… I've Outgrown It! by WNHH Community Radio

F.L.Y. (First Love Yourself): Healthy Relationships, Belonging & the Health of Our Lives by WNHH Community Radio

Outside The Box with Anthony McClean & Anthony Little: Kyle T. Mosley, (SI.com) by WNHH Community Radio

Dateline New Haven: City Parks Chief Max Webster by WNHH Community Radio

The Municipal Voice - The Story Is In The Soil by WNHH Community Radio

Just-In Time Conversations: Dr. Robert King (Tourettes Awareness) by WNHH Community Radio

Marc Cheatham (Cheats) is the founder of the Black Baseball Mixtape, a digital platform dedicated to highlighting Black culture within our national pastime.

The three candidates seeking the Democratic nomination for New Haven's 92nd state General Assembly District seat appear together on WNHH FM's "Dateline New Haven."

MarceyLynn, Once Again: Sherry Antoine, Executive Dir. of afroCROWD (Encore) by WNHH Community Radio

Cannabis Corner Radio: Nancy Domenichelli & Diana Langle (Tar Tubes) by WNHH Community Radio

Preston & EZ BlueZ: Three Nerds Venting w/The Professor (58) by WNHH Community Radio

Talking NBA Draft, NFL and more

Dateline New Haven: State Comptroller Candidate Jen Tooker by WNHH Community Radio

Liquid Lunch with The RWA: Adam Sendroff, Hamden by WNHH Community Radio

Today's Guest: Journalist Mike Tillery joins us to preview the NBA Draft and look back at the NBA Finals

MarceyLynn, Once Again: Next Level Ministries THE SPOT Open Mic Friday by WNHH Community Radio

Up Early! Welcomes IfeMichelle Gardin and Authors Victoria Buitron & Krystal Marquis by WNHH Community Radio

Cannabis Corner Radio: Cody Richard, Cannabis Connection by WNHH Community Radio

Up Early! Welcomes Alexis Robbins, The Mercy Velvet Project by WNHH Community Radio

Preston & EZ BlueZ: Three Nerds Venting w/The Professor (57-Father's Day Special) by WNHH Community Radio

Why do some businesses thrive while others struggle to survive, even when demand is strong? Is access to capital the missing piece? On this episode of Inside Voices, Georgia Goldburn sits down with Mark Hayles of Better Local Capital to discuss entrepreneurship, economic equity, and the barriers many small business owners face when seeking funding. Together, they explore how access to working capital impacts business growth, why childcare is a critical part of Connecticut's economic infrastructure, and what it will take to create more opportunities for underserved entrepreneurs. The conversation also examines Better Local Capital's CT Childcare Working Capital Financing program, the unique financial realities of childcare businesses, and why investing in providers is an investment in families, workforce participation, and local economies.

The Readman Truth To Power Hour: Dr. Stephen Monroe Tomczak, "Social Work Is Activism Today" by WNHH Community Radio