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Join New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith and American Journalist Victoria Gaither for News, Talk and Headlines. A podcast that gives you a take on headlines in the news. In this show, Hurricane Florence, President Trump, and Kiwi Fruit. Join them weekly on International Connection Media

Broadcast Journalist and Social Media Influencer, Victoria Gaither, sits down with Dr. Klaus Ottman, the curator of the Phillips Collection in Washington, DC to talk about happenings at the museum, the aboriginal women's exhibition, and upcoming exhibitions in 2019. To learn more about the Phillips Collection visit their website http://www.phillipscollection.org/

Broadcast Journalist, Victoria Gaither, speaks with Deborah White, at the Phillips Collection about the Australian Aboriginal Women's exhibition. White, seeing the exhibit on it's last day was struck by the story of these nine women whose work has made it's way to the Phillips Collection for museum goer to enjoy and experience. Hear what Deborah had to say about her experience.

Catch up with New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith, on Monday Night Country. Stu plays all the best in country on www.nzcmr.com

Broadcast Journalist, Victoria Gaither, finds herself Dancing Under The Stars at Freedom Plaza in Washington, DC, USA. The event takes place every Thursday night in downtown DC and locals, tourists, and onlookers dance to old school music. Organizers Joseph Jackson and Cedric Carter talk with Victoria about the event and why everyone should come dance under the stars in DC.

American Broadcaster, Victoria Gaither, is live at the National Press Club in Washington, DC, USA for the 19th Annual National Photo Exhibition in this podcast. Victoria who had two of her photos selected by the committee to be on display with others talk with Sharon Kotok about the exhibit. Sharon doted over Victoria's sunset at the home of Marlene Taylor in Foxton, New Zealand and thought the sunset at the home of Alex and Mike Cole in Urenui, New Zealand was spectacular. Sharon who works for the US State Department also expresses her wishes to visit Aoteroa someday. You can catch Victoria on location in American and New Zealand. The exhibit runs until September 27th and it's free to the public.

Broadcast Journalist and National Press Club member, Victoria Gaither. is at the club as the photo committee and club members gather to put up their photos for the 19th Annual Photo Exhibition that runs for a month at the Press Club. In this podcast, Victoria, talks with original member and committee chair Al Teich about what goes into selecting the pictures and new member Orrin Konheim about his experience so far at the club. For more information or how to join the club click the website https://www.press.org/

American Broadcaster, Victoria Gaither and New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith, bring you news, views and talk on International Connection Media. In today's podcast, Victoria is just back from the US Capitol after viewing Senator John McCain laying in state inside the US rotunda and talks with Stu about her experience as a journalist and regular American citizen. Stu is back in studio in Foxton Beach, New Zealand. Victoria is in here hometown of Washington, DC, USA.

It's a big month at the National Press Club as members of the club get ready to present their best photos for the 19th Annual Members' Photography Exhibit opening on Friday, September 31st on the 13th floor lobby. In this podcast, Broadcast Journalist, Victoria Gaither, from International Connection Media, interviews club members Noel St John, Craig Shearman, and Carol James about their photos on display in the exhibition. The display runs until the end of September and it's free for club members.

Broadcaster, Victoria Gaither, interviews George Washington University student, Jermone Williams, about why it was important for him to be at the US Capitol to witness Senator John McCain laying in state at the rotunda. Jermone who is from Detroit also talks about the passing of The Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, as services are being held on the same day in Detroit.

Join New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith, on Monday Night Country as he brings you the best in country music.

International Journalists Victoria Gaither interviews her little sister Yolanda Gaither about why she is so picky and how it affects her life. Note: my sister never lets me interview her. Millions of people suffer from pickiness.

New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith, or better known as Kiwi Stu brings his mix of country music to the online airwaves every Monday Night at 7 pm on www.nzcmr.com bring a drink, smile and the internet for a fun hour of music and kiwi talk.

He's back on the radio, listen to Kiwi Stu, on Monday Night Country, as he brings you the best in country music and entertainment. Listen to Stu every Monday night at 7 pm New Zealand time zone on www.nzcmr.com

Join International Journalist & National Press Club member, Victoria Gaither, as she talks to Prince George's County Board of Education member, K. Alexander Wallace about this year's Stuff-a-Bus event. Wallace says he's excited about the coming school year and wants every kid in Prince George's County to have a successful year. This year's challenge is to collect 15,000 backpacks and school supplies for the start of the school year! To learn more about what is happening at Prince George's County School click their link http://www1.pgcps.org/

Foxton, New Zealand Resident and Historian at Te Awahou Nieuwe Stroom, Kiri Pepene, has a discussion about American Broadcaster, Victoria Gaither, and her work she's done in New Zealand regarding African American history. Victoria has travelled the North Island having discussions about slavery in america and other topics pertaining to the United States.

New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith and American Journalist, Victoria Gaither visited Pukaha Mount Bruce Wildlife Center between Eketahuna and Masterton on state highway 2. The wildlife center is home to Manukura, the rare white kiwi bird, longfin native New Zealand eels and an array of beautiful birds. If you have energy walk through the bush and explore the forest. Later, have something to eat in the cafe. Visit the website for more information http://www.pukaha.org.nz/

After almost four years, on air, this is our last Coffee Chat on International Connection Radio. New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith and American Journalist, Victoria Gaither, are saying goodbye to pursue other things in life. Thank you to everyone who listened, give of their time, we interviewed and our former contributors for making this show a hugh success!

American Broadcaster, Victoria Gaither, is interviewed by Nigel Hopkins on his Morning Magazine Show on radio at Beachfm 106.3 on New Zealand's Kapiti Coast. Victoria's talk at Te Awahou Nieuwe Stroom entitled 'Slavery in America: Past, Present, and Politics' takes place on Saturday. It's free to the public. To hear more from Nigel click this link https://www.beachfm.co.nz/