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Ep. 91 Malden city clerk Greg Lucey discusses the voting results for the regional and national election. Ed Lucey hosts.

Ep. 90 A special on-location Halloween episode in Salem MA, with Salem Historical Tour guide Bob Gautreau as the guest. Michael Cherone hosts.

Our guest is Gabriella Synder Stelmack, Executive Director of Bread of Life & we discuss how this non-profit organization is dealing with COVID-19 & how they are serving Malden & surrounding communities.

Ep. 89 Political Consultant Michael Goldman is the guest. Ed Lucey hosts.

Ep. 88 Robert Knox, Jr., Director of Public Works in Malden, is the guest. Ed Lucey hosts.

Its a time we are all grappling with. And for educators, parents, and students there are challenges. But with challenges come opportunities. What can happen when we invite students into the conversation about solving problems or making things better. After this conversation, Eli and Hudson met with the Mayor Gary Christenson of Malden to ask things like where the city gets energy? How is the crime rate? How is city dealing with systemic racism? They also shared their thoughts about school and what could make it better as well as ideas for what might help the community be more connected.

Ep. 87 Malden Fire Chief Bill Sullivan, Malden Lions Club President Peter Santangelo & Malden Lions Club Treasurer Forra Yu are the guests. Ed Lucey hosts.

Ep. 86 Gabriella Snyder Stelmack, Executive Director of Bread of Life Malden, MA. is the guest. Michael Cherone hosts.

Ep.85 Joe Gray, Malden School Committee Member Ward 6, is the guest. Jerry Leone hosts.

Ep. 84. Bill Thomson is the guest. Ed Lucey hosts.

Ep. 83 Comedian and television personality Dave Russo is the guest. Mike Cherone hosts.

Ep. 82 The return of 02148! Malden City Clerk Greg Lucey is the guest. Ed Lucey hosts.

Our guest Julio Salado, Founder of Fitness Foundry which is designed for healthy living. Topics include SPARTA in Action: Seniors Method of Training & East meets West Philosophy.

Our guest is Mayor Gary Christenson and we discuss the reopening of businesses and also share information about the opening of Malden Schools.

Long time community television host & producer Barbara Tolstrup as not entered the podcast realm! MATV Executive Director Ron Cox is the guest. In our debut episode we discuss Barbara's 90th Birthday and what's happening at MATV/UMA.

What is possible when a team of  artists running a community enterprise let "YES" be the dominant force in navigating challenges? Leaders from The Gallery@57, an artist-run community enterprise in Malden, talk about the impact of closing down during the COVID-19 pandemic. They share some of the key elements of their persistence and why they believe that YES, they will succeed! For more information about The Gallery@57, visit http://galleryat57.com _____ A Culture Matters in Malden Episode, a podcast that offers culture as a lens to explore themes relevant to the Malden community. For more info, visit http://matv.org/culturematters Hosts: Ose Schwab Producer: Ose Schwab Recorded by Zoom Date: June 13, 2020 Recorded: April 2020 Music excerpts: "A New Puzzle" by Expendable friend Featured image: By Grace Julian Murthy

Our guests are Marion Dunn RN - Program Director & David Corbett - Development Specialist, both are from the Community Family Adult Health Center in Everett, MA.

With the Covid-19 pandemic  still running its course in the world and protests around the US calling for an end to systemic racism, speaking with Jean Appolon is an oasis of hope and healing. In this conversation by Zoom, Appolon shares snippets from his own journey with dance, a lifesaving passion that helped him process his own trauma of his father's brutal murder.  He also speaks about his desire to share all that he knows with others: folkloric dance, Haitian culture, overcoming trauma, and really just being human. For details about Jean Appolon and this episode, visit https://matv.org/culturematters/jeanappolon/ follow @culturemattersmalden on instagram

Our guest is Brian Biggie, the Production Manager @ Nutmeg TV in Farmington, CT. We talk to Brian about what he has been doing during this pandemic.

A conversation with Artistic Director of Monkeyhouse, the innovative Karen Krolak, about the power of inquiry and articulate movement to help communities find more cohesiveness and compassion. In collaboration with groups and fellow artists, Krolak masterminds caring innovations that employ movement, words, and curiosity as key ingredients. She describes her creative forays, stories, and thought process with great eloquence. One could easily hang on her every word for hours. Malden is fortunate to be home to Karen Krolak, a creative spirit who has many ideas about how to increase trust and improve communication as a community. Krolak believes that "we could be more articulate with our bodies and use them for a better benefit if we had more intelligence about the way we were using them." Krolak calls herself a "free range collaborator," meaning she creates with a variety of people across sectors, artistic disciplines, region, space, and themes. Voraciously curious, Krolak follows her creative muse to uniq