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June 1st, 2022 - Kathleen Mulcahy; Tom House
Kathleen Mulcahy, Wednesday Works Underwritten by Robert James Salon
Former Sag Harbor Mayor Kathleen Mulcahy talks about moving from the mayor’s office to the local non-profit Fighting Chance. Fighting Chance supports cancer patients and their families and which will celebrate 20 years this weekend for its annual gala. They also have their Boaters Against Cancer event taking place next Saturday, June 11, when a fleet of boats cruise around Shelter Island. For tickets and more information visit fightingchance.org
Tom House, Wednesday Wisdom Underwritten by East End Food Institute
The founder of the very first Hamptons Pride Parade, taking place this Saturday at noon in East Hampton, joins Gianna Volpe on the first day of LGBTQ Pride Month to discuss the backstory behind the Hamptons Pride non-profit and the area’s first pride parade. For more info visit hamptonspride.org.