Tidings from Hazel Kahan broadcasts on the second Wednesday of the month at 7:30 p.m.
From its very humble beginnings and a tiny mp3 recorder in 2006, Tidings, now in its 13th year, brings you interviews, commentary and reflections from this country and from all over the world – from Australia to Zimbabwe, through Palestine, Israel, India, Pakistan, Europe, and Great Britain – on subjects that range from author interviews, tipping, begging, dark tourism, third places, third culture kids, money taboos, imagining dying, veganism, healthcare, passports, activism, the making of documentaries, olive oil, politics and, because this is WPKN, programs about music and musicians.
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I live in the woods of the North Fork of Long Island where I find the leaves for my leafages, write my memoir and interview people from all over the world for “Tidings from Hazel Kahan” and also for “North Fork Works,” a decidedly local new show in which my neighbors talk about the multiple things they do and how they feel about our beautiful neck of the woods. At the moment, as News Director, I’m a member of the WPKN Board of Directors. Learn more at my website.