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 Brainery
- Kayla Carpitella, teaches knitting at the Rochester Brainery
- Sean McKay, teaches web design and marketing at the Rochester Brainery
- Lora Downie, teaches knife skills at the Rochester Brainery
- Patrick Jaouen, teaches home brewing and the history of cider at the Rochester Brainery
- Mary Barrett, chair of the Osher Council, and Osherteacher
- Paul Blake, Osher marketing vice chair, and teacher who has co-led a course on Nietzsche
- Joan Dupont, Osher teacher who will co-lead the “New Yorker Discussion Group”
- David Hill, Osher teacher who will lead the “How the Odyssey Matters” course
