Interview

Michelle Valentine - S2E6 - Romance Novel Writers Workshop

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Michelle Valentine speaks with authors Cheryl Ann Porter, Terri Lynn Wilhelm, Paula Tanner Girard and Glenda Sanders. This is the episode to watch if you want to indulge yourself in the exciting world of romance novels. Sit back, relax and learn about romance novels and what it takes to become a better writer.

Chef's Day Off - Evan Hennessy - Fresh Oysters with Watermelon and Chipotle Dressing

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Guest Chef: Evan Hennessy making fresh oysters even more delicious with a dressing of watermelon and chipotle pepper. Perfect snack on the deck with warmer weather right around the corner! Hosted by Kathleen Somssich.

Chef's Day Off - Mary Ann Esposito - Risotto with Squash and Mascarpone

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Guest Chef: Mary Ann Esposito, Ciao Italia.

In a three-part appearance, special holiday guest chef Mary Ann Esposito, of Ciao Italia fame, shows us how to make popular Italian dishes. In her first segment, she makes risotto with squash and mascarpone.

Who Did It - The Clue VCR Game

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In 1985, Parker Brothers produced the CLUE VCR Mystery Game for VHS. Filmed in Massachusetts, it would cast a group of unknown actors to portray the iconic CLUE characters such as Col. Mustard and Professor Plum. While most productions were filmed in Hollywood and New York City at the time, Parker Brothers took a chance and broke the mold by filming with New England based talent. At the time, it became the most successful video board game of its time, revolutionizing the medium of VHS and video gaming.

Davisville March 1, 2021 - New UC Davis research says teens who bully often target their friends

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We hear a lot about teen bullying, but this research from the University of California, Davis, is new: It says most such bullying occurs among peers climbing the social ladder, and the “highest rates of bullying occur between friends, and between friends of friends.” As if junior high weren’t difficult enough.