This week on Travel with Triggs, we journey beyond geography and into the heart of community. Host Triggs sits down with Thomas Cambridge, founder of Growing Old Together, a grassroots initiative reimagining what it means to age in place. From shared housing models to intergenerational support networks, Cambridge shares how his organization is helping seniors stay connected, independent, and empowered.

Our guest for this episode is Doug Wirth, the President and CEO of Amida Care, a Medicaid managed care Special Needs Health Plan designed to deliver specialized care to people affected by HIV. This nonprofit organization has empowered thousands of New Yorkers to take control of their health and get on with living their lives productively and well.

He is on the front lines of the current battles over Medicaid being discussed in Washington, D.C., and today he’s here to help us understand the best path forward for Medicaid, the health care crisis in America, and how it potentially affects us all.

Todd Stephens (Swan Song, Another Gay Movie, Edge of Seventeen) as he dives into his career, passion for storytelling, and the power of queer identity. From his rebellious spirit to his unique approach to filmmaking, Todd shares insights into his filmography and teases upcoming projects.

Don't miss this inspiring conversation, only on Travels With Triggs this month!

In the 1990s Greg started making holiday playlists as a stocking stuffer for his friends. Give some of this year's favorite tunes and enjoy a little Greg Nog.

Looking for new inspiration? Ready to give yourself permission to make a change and take on a new challenge? What makes life as fertile as a garden? Join Greg as he talks with floral designer Leslie LeFranc, co-creator of a new art installation at DVAA and find out!

Travels with Triggs speaks to Sullivan County writer Teresa Tulipano.

In this episode, Triggs talks to Reverend Christine Sobania Johnson

Join Greg as he talks with Bill Fellenberg, the author of the memoir *Sayonara Cowboy*.

This deeply personal interview delves into Fellenberg's mid-century experience as a half-Japanese, half-American boy growing up in both cultures as his family unravels.