Podcasts

Episode 249 – Doug Emblidge on Grief, Resilience & Finding Hope After The Loss Of His Son
Doug Emblidge has spent decades telling other people's stories. This time, he shares his own. In this deeply personal conversation,

Episode 248 – The Rochester History Everyone Should Know | Frederick Douglass, Liberty & the Revolution
The story of Rochester is far bigger than many people realize. Richard Newman joins us to explain how the Erie

Episode 247 – Rochester’s Restaurant Scene Has Never Been Better
Few people have shaped Rochester's dining scene quite like Jon Swan. The restaurateur behind eight local concepts shares how he

Episode 246 – How Free Museum Access Could Transform Rochester
Sarah Jesse, Director of the Memorial Art Gallery, joins us to discuss one of the most significant cultural announcements in

Episode 245 – The Biggest Challenges Facing Schools Today
Few topics affect our community more than education. Kevin McGowan joins us to discuss what he’s seeing firsthand as Superintendent

Episode 244 – The Story Behind Rochester’s International Jazz Festival
Few events have helped shape Rochester's cultural identity quite like the Rochester International Jazz Festival. Marc Iacona joins us to

Episode 243 – Can Rochester Solve Its Housing Shortage?
Mitch Gruber joins us for a wide-ranging discussion on some of Rochester’s biggest challenges and opportunities. From the housing shortage

Episode 242 – Are the Buffalo Bills Built to Win a Super Bowl? Jim Aroune Breaks It Down
Buffalo Bills fans know the pressure is mounting, but according to Jim Aroune, the story of this team is far

Episode 242 – Are the Buffalo Bills Built to Win a Super Bowl? Jim Aroune Breaks It Down
Buffalo Bills fans know the pressure is mounting, but according to Jim Aroune, the story of this team is far