Category Archives: This American Landscape

This American Landscape sat down with tax expert and financial guru Alan Besterman to talk about the economy. We cut through the politics and the rhetoric of politicians to examine what is really going on with the economy, what we … Continue reading →

This week This American Landscape sits down with actor, writer, voice-over artist, and teacher, Dan Region. Dan’s voice is familiar to millions as he was the announcer on the daytime drama, As the World Turns, from 1981 to 1998. Dan … Continue reading →

Singer, performer, and arts activist, Christina Dallea is this week’s guest on This American Landscape. The Columbia Arts Team promotes and showcases performers in and from the Easter Hudson Valley and Western Massachusetts area. From find venues, to organizing and … Continue reading →

Mercedes is a entrepreneur and a fresh food enthusiast. Mercedes is celebrating her first year anniversary of running her store, The Farm Market on Warren. Besides the challenges of running a start-up small business we talk about the growing movement … Continue reading →

Poet and writer Will Nixon sits down with This American Landscape to talk about the release of his second book of poems, “Love in the City of Grudges”. Gritty, mysterious, poignant, resurrection…. Love in the City of Grudges is all … Continue reading →

In an environment where daily newspapers are struggling to stay afloat, some community newspapers are growing. This week we talk with Parry Teasedale, editor and publisher of a fledgling community newspaper, The Columbia Paper. Parry discusses the special dynamics of … Continue reading →

This program explores the lives of two young missionaries from the Church of Later Day Saints. Their church doctrine is not discussed, but rather it’s a look at the day to day life of a Mormon missionary. Most people know … Continue reading →

“This American Landscape” is a new addition to the LD Network. Hosted by Jim Brady of Columbia County, New York, “This American Landscape” introduces you to the little known, little recognized, but none the less, real people who make up … Continue reading →