Category: Live TV in the Community
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Las Flores
In Hendersonville a community comes out early Sunday morning to honor the earth, the soil; a place to plant songs and poetry and a vision of sharing and depending on one another. Our sustenence is the dream that is shared, a dream that is not owned by one person but collectively conceived.
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Student Art on Display
The Arts Council of Henderson County showcased student artists grades 3 through 12 in its yearly contest on April 14th. The art showcase and contest was held at the Blue Ridge Mall in Hendersonville, North Carolina
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Healing Love is What it’s About
Tony Robles speaks with Robert Zachary of the Healing Love Institute who shares life experience and poetry too.
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Virtuous Spells Love
The Hendersonville Main library celebrated National Reading month on March 4th with an event that included great songs by the performer Virtuous, whose rhymes, rhythms and energetic personality got the crowd of kids and parents moving to the music and taking in her message that children should read, read, and read!
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Interview with Chumash Elder Joe Talaugon author of Mestizo Through My Eyes
Joe Talaugon grew up in the town of Guadalaupe in the Central Coast of California. His memoir honors his Filipino immigrant father, one of the early manongs, (Early Filipino immigrants to the US,) as well as his experiences growing up in Filipino culture with a man who was his stepfather
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Rise Up! Hendersonville, North Carolina remembers and celebrates Black History Month 2023
Tony Robles speaks to Alyeh Cady and Pam Suber, videos and photos by Isabel Cutler at the Rise Up! Black History Month Event at Union Grove Missionary Baptist Church, Hendersonville produced by Crystal Cauley.
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Henderson County School board member Stacey Caskey on unconscious bias in the Henderson County Schools
Tony Robles speaks with Stacey Caskey about unconscious bias for Listen & Be Heard.
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Interview with John Ariatti of Grow Our Own Teachers of Color, part two
Tony Robles interviews John Ariatti for L&BH.
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Interview with John Ariatti of Grow Our Own Teachers of Color Part 1
Listen and Be Heard speaks to John Ariatti of Grow Our Own Teachers of Color at a meeting on black equity in Henderson County Schools. His group works to increase the numbers of teachers of color in Henderson county by providing financial and educational resources to high school students of color who wish to pursue…
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Take Action! Healing the Unconscious Bias in the Henderson County School System with Deborah Ogiste and Crystal Cauley at meeting held at the Unitarian Church in Hendersonville, NC
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Remembering Poet Al Robles and his love for Community (1930-2009)
Tony Robles remembers his uncle Al Robles on the occasion of his birthday.
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Familiar food for the Latino/a/x Community in Hendersonville
From Mexico, El Salvador, Guatamala And their nopales tongues sing nopales songs and speak nopales poetry and rituals And from their hands come: Chayote Jalapenis Peras Limon Cebolla Banana Yucca Tomatillos Frijoles Arroz In a place called Hendersonville
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Listen and Be Heard TV: Crystal Cauley of the Black History Collective of Henderson County Speaks at the People’s Museum on Black History
Listen and Be Heard TV: Crystal Cauley of the Black History Collective of Henderson County Speaks at the People’s Museum on Black History for MLK Day 2023.