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

We return to a Tidings interview recorded in 2017 with musician, composer and humanitarian activist Malek Jandali, speaking from New York about the important role music plays in peace while his homela

Bob Jester, resident of Greenport, returns as North Fork Works guest for a third time, 11 years after he told us about being a chimney sweep, scientist and teacher and seven years since he talked abou

Syrian-American composer, pianist and humanitarian activist Malek Jandali talks about his international mission to preserve and protect Syrias rich embattled heritage and to build peace through music

In the first days of the pandemic, farmer and writer Adam Wilson was offered $500k of inherited family money by a local community member to disentangle 113 acres of upstate New York grassland from the

Beth Young, journalist-founder of the East End Beacon website and newspaper and 13th-generation member of one of the North Forks founding families, talks to Hazel Kahan on North Fork Works examines t

Shane Burley, Oregon-based journalist, author and filmmaker, talks about Anti-Zionist Workers Are Being Purged From Jewish Institutions Across the US, his months-long investigation based on interviews