Maybe you've given up on learning to speak French, or fix a car, or identify a wine just by smelling it. Maybe you don't think you have time to learn how to pick out which bird is at your feeder, or how to properly use a knife in the kitchen, or how to knit. What about appreciating The Odyssey or Nietzsche? Rochester has become a city with many opportunities for adult learning. We focus on two organizations in particular. Our guests: Danielle Raymo, founder of the Rochester BraineryKayla Carpitella, teaches knitting at the Rochester BrainerySean McKay, teaches web design and marketing at the Rochester BraineryLora Downie, teaches knife skills at the Rochester BraineryPatrick Jaouen, teaches home brewing and the history of cider at the Rochester BraineryMary Barrett, chair of the Osher Council, and Osher teacherPaul Blake, Osher marketing vice chair, and teacher who has co-led a course on NietzscheJoan Dupont, Osher teacher who will co-lead the “New Yorker Discussion Group”David Hill,
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