Ed & Byron from Beltone Hearing share the importance of ear health for Better Hearing & Speech Month, plus how recent legislation of OTC hearing aids affects patients.

Jennifer Brody, Director of the APA-Accredited Doctoral Internship at Astor Services, explains how Astor is cultivating awareness for Mental Health Month.

In 2022, Sullivan County was the highest in all of NYS for Drug overdoses. Bridge Back to Life's Mobile Treatment Unit was issued as a response to the issue.

Executive Director of the Vassar Warner Home Erika Von Salews discusses the importance of caregivers in the health community, and how they, too, need care.

As the HV Bluegrass Assoc.'s '22-'23 Season is coming to a close with The Gibson Brothers, President David Chernack talks about what's to come for next season.

This week’s guests are Samara Enders and Tracilyn Vaticano from Greystone Programs incorporated. We discuss the goals and missions of Greystone, the importance their Expressive Arts Program has on the community, and their upcoming skydiving charity event Leap for Autism happening Saturday, May 6th.

Kendra Ekelund, Managing Director at HVSF discusses the recent move, what to expect for the 2023 season & the cultural/educational impact the festival has on the Hudson Valley.

Christine Pellegrino breaks down the stigmas around alternative medicine, plus goes in-depth on the treatments such as acupuncture, massage therapy, and more.

The Poughkeepsie Public Library District will be holding a book fair on April 1st, and Nick Bruel will be one of the featured authors at the event. On this episode, we talk about the legacy of the Bad Kitty series, his inspiration and process, and the importance of book fairs like these.

Goldman Sachs' survey, 10,000 Small Business Voices, captures the mood of today’s small business owners & reveals the overwhelming opinion around government support.