Bringing Headliner Musical Talent To Local Fairs
Chris Hesse and Melissa Wolken join us from Variety Attractions out of Ohio. They are entertainment consultants and talent buyers for fairs and festivals. While it’s hard to see yourself standing outside at a concert right now, county fairs already have their entertainment booked. Melissa and Chris…
Future Of Food Programs & Peterson Farm Bros At Farm Tech Days
Bob Bosold and Wisconsin Farmers Union's Layne Cozzolino discuss feeding program woes and resilience following federal funding changes. Cozzolino is the director of special projects with WFU.Canadian wildfire smoke continues to be the culprit for poor air quality. Sticky weather is expected later t…
A look at The Eyes of Ghana with Anita Afonu
Anita Afonu, producer of the film The Eyes of Ghana featured at the Virginia Film Festival, discusses her work on the project, how the film uncovers the history of Ghana, and her relationship with featured noted Ghanaian cameraman Chris Hesse.
S8Ep3| THE EYES OF GHANA - unlocking memories from Ghana's cinematic past
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‘The Eyes of Ghana’ is a powerful docufilm about preserving Ghana’s film heritage.Told primarily through 93-year-old cinematographer Reverend Chris Hesse, this story is one of hope, cultural preservation and is a call to action to us all.Reverend Hesse was Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah…
TIFF50 Premiere: The Eyes of Ghana
(From The Eyes of Ghana TIFF website) “In this love letter to cinema, we witness Ghanaian cameraman Chris Hesse, now in his 90s, pass on his legacy to the younger filmmaker Anita Afonu, captured by two-time Oscar winner Ben Proudfoot.”
Please check out the film intro interview of The Eyes of Ghana’…
Kwame Nkrumah: Ousted from power
In February 1966, Kwame Nkrumah, one of Africa's most famous leaders, was ousted from power in Ghana.While he was out of the country, the Ghanaian military and police seized power in a coup. Ghanaian film maker Chris Hesse worked closely with Nkrumah and was with him at the time. In 2021, Chris sp…
387: Big brewery for sale, anti-Amazon attempt, deeper Miranda's coverage, rock music exports in the news, more
Lost Coast Brewery is officially for sale, a proposed ballot measure is anti Amazon, Arcata could get Sidelines back years after a drug investigation shut it down, a McKinleyville man's FBI child-predator sting, the woman accused of murdering her toddler daughter pleaded not guilty, the owners of E…
Why hostage negotiations just aren't like they used to be
The Chair of Universities Australia, Professor Carolyn Evans has spoken out this week about her concerns over creeping government regulation and how populist backlash over issues like migration is already harming higher education.
For this week's edition of 'The Diplomats' Tracey spoke to one of t…
Why Do We Miss Things That Aren't Coming Back?
Have you ever heard a song, caught a familiar smell, booted up an old game, or seen something completely ordinary from your childhood, and suddenly felt like you were somewhere else?
Not just remembering it but missing it.
In this episode of the Average Joe Nerdcast, Nate goes down a rabbit hole th…
396: Cutten shooting, unusual manslaughter deal, stalking case escalates, Lost Coast breakup, data-center fight, more
A man was shot after allegedly forcing his way into a Cutten-area home and investigators currently believe the resident acted in self-defense, a woman who pleaded guilty to killing her Eureka roommate could potentially serve a four-year involuntary-manslaughter sentence through a work program, an A…
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