Nick Duffell, noted psychotherapist and author calls us from London to speak about the psychological impact of elite British boarding schools on not only the young mostly boy boarders, but on adult ex

Steve Schott, Marine Botany/Habitat Restoration Educator at Cornell Cooperative Extension, talks about sugar kelp and eelgrass, crucial to protect and restore the waters around Long Island, and the re

Dr. Urvi Khaitan, historian and Prize Fellow at Harvard Universitys Center for History and Economy, tells us how learning about Indian women and food policies and practices during Indias severe Worl

Greenport native Candace Hall talks about being Greenports Village Clerk along with some candid personal revelations:the complexities of being part of a large family in a small town, being the first

This month Hazel Kahans guest on Tidings is her 18-year-old granddaughter Maggie Keating who lives in Long Beach, on Long Island. NY. Maggie and her friend Issy spoke to Tidings five years ago when

Nick Krupski, Municipal Solid Waste Coordinator for Southold Town, talks about the towns waste management policies and practices, the challenges he faces now and those he anticipates he will meet in

Brewster Kahle, founder of the Internet Archive and the Wayback Machine, is this months guest on Tidings. Not only was he present at what he calls the trailing edge of the hippies of the Internets

Mary Foster Morgan, co-founder of Drawdown East End, and co-columnist for East End BeaconsClimate Local Now, talks about the amount of food wasted by Americas families when they could be turning th

Nature-based psychotherapist and author Jeanne Malmgrenwhose Rx Nature Substack encompasses the idea of Nature as her co-therapist, speaks to us from storm-ravaged Sunset, South Carolina in the i

Mark MacNish, historian, fifth-generation North Fork resident and Executive Director of the Cutchogue-New Suffolk HistoricalCouncil, talks about his familys direct connection to the Orphan Train Mov