Recapping The Year's Biggest Batavia Stories (with Tri-Cities Central's Sam Kraft)
In 2024 there were new businesses, a new mayoral challenger, tornadoes, mysterious foam, and unnerving things in the walls. It can be easy to forget how much has happened in a year, so we thought it ...
30 Des 202449min
Kiss The Sky: Finding Home Between the Grooves
For Steve Warrenfeltz, starting a record store was a lifelong dream. Once he shared that dream with a friend, it became inescapable. And after more than 30 years, Steve and his friend, Mike, made that...
13 Des 202445min
Holiday Shopping, Batavia Style with Jamie Saam
It's the busiest shopping weekend of the year, and shopping local isn't just a worthy cause: it's a great way to get more meaningful gifts for those you love. This week, we go holiday shopping in the ...
29 Nov 202449min
It's Holiday Season in Batavia!
This week, I welcome Sam Kraft, the publisher behind Tri-Cities Central to the podcast to discuss Thanksgiving traditions in Batavia, specific opportunities to experience belong in the area during the...
15 Nov 202433min
20 Episodes, 20 Stories: An Area Code Batavia Retrospective
To commemorate Area Code: Batavia's 20th episode, I've invited our collaborators, Ben Wydra and Lauren Purdy from Plimsoll, to take a look back on what the stories we heard in the previous episodes of...
1 Nov 202443min
"Becoming Neighbors" During a Time of Political Disagreement
When David Fraccaro and Claudia Kabanyana host "Becoming Neighbors," they're taking part in a unique and messy exercise of hope and potential. So what exactly are the risks and rewards of exploring ou...
18 Okt 20241h 9min
Small Acts, Big Impact: CHIP IN Batavia's Formula for Belonging
Joanne Spitz is the co-chair of CHIP IN Batavia, a non-profit that works to ensure every child in our town has the opportunity to thrive - from basic necessities to prom dresses and college laptops. B...
4 Okt 202447min
Logan Street Missionary Baptist Church: A Historic Haven for Black Batavians
Logan Street Missionary Baptist Church, located just east of the river off of N. Washington Avenue and currently pastored by Rev. David J. Seymour, wasn't created in a vacuum - it was founded based on...
20 Sep 20241h
