August 22, 2017: Sarah Rogerson and Lisa Frisch
James Hodgkinson, the man who shot House Majority Whip, Steve Scalise, reportedly had a history of domestic violence. Justin Walters fatally shot his wife Nichole in the driveway of their home during a...
View ArticleAugust 23, 2017: Zephyr Teachout
She’s a Fordham Law Professor, author, and former Congressional candidate. Now Zephyr Teachout has been nominated to be a State Democratic Committeewoman. She joined us to discuss Sheldon Silver,...
View ArticleAugust 23, 2017: Voting Rights
The President’s Voter Integrity Commission met for the first time in July; Governor Cuomo signed an executive order expanding voter registration. We spoke with Tomas Lopez, counsel for the Brennan...
View ArticleAugust 23, 2017: Julie Hart
The American Cancer Society’s Cancer Action Network released a report on state legislative action to decrease the incidence and mortality of cancer. ACS CAN New York Director of Government Relations...
View ArticleAugust 24, 2017: Stu Gruskin
The City of Albany’s Water Board has signed up for a Nature Conservancy carbon credit program. Stu Gruskin, Chief Conservation and External Affairs Officer at The Nature Conservancy explained how the...
View ArticleAugust 24, 2017: David Kahn
Remember the Adirondack Museum? Well it’s been renamed and it’s now called the Adirondack Experience. Under its new name, it’s announced that The Jefferson Project will be this year’s recipient of the...
View ArticleAugust 24, 2017: Trauma Informed Education
Both the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle and the Schenectady Gazette have recently published stories about “Trauma informed education” – education that helps vulnerable students – those who are...
View ArticleAugust 24, 2017: Dave Gibson
So many questions on the ballot this November and so little time to explain them all. We discussed 2 of those questions with Dave Gibson, Managing Partner of Adirondack Wild: Friends of the Forest...
View ArticleAugust 25, 2017: Winners and Losers and Ken Lovett
Who are the Winners and Losers of the week? City and State Editor in Chief Jon Lentz joined us to crown them. Then, Ken Lovett, Albany Bureau Chief for the New York Daily News, broke down the week’s...
View ArticleAugust 25, 2017: Todd Gates
Tensions are rising between the Cuomo administration and the Seneca Nation over a 15 year old gambling compact. Seneca Nation President Todd Gates shared the Seneca view on the conflict.
View ArticleAugust 25, 2017: Soffiyah Elijah and “Marilyn”
Advocates will be marching from Harlem to Albany starting tomorrow to call for prison reforms and the closure of Attica prison. Soffiyah Elijah, Executive Director of the Alliance of Families for...
View ArticleAugust 25, 2017: Moneen Nasmith and Wes Gillingham
Environmental advocates are celebrating a legal win relating to the Constitution pipeline project. Earthjustice staff attorney Moneen Nasmith and Wes Gillingham, co-founder and Program Director of...
View ArticleAugust 28, 2017: Asm. Brian Kolb
According to a statement from Governor Andrew Cuomo announcing $7 million dollars in grants for college education programs in prisons, “incarceration is supposed to be about rehabilitating those who...
View ArticleAugust 28, 2017: Andy Pallotta
New York State United Teachers has described the recently released ELA and Math test scores for students in third through eighth grade as “virtually meaningless.” President Andy Pallotta explained the...
View ArticleAugust 28, 2017: MaryEllen Elia
MaryEllen Elia, New York State Department of Education Commissioner, broke down the numbers from the test scores on ELA and Math, the Carl Paladino situation and more.
View ArticleAugust 28, 2017: Marcia Bystryn
New York and other northeastern states have announced tighter standards on greenhouse gas emission limits on electric power plants. Marcia Bystryn, President of the New York League of Conservation...
View ArticleAugust 29, 2017: Senators Sue Serino and Kemp Hannon
Lyme disease has been a persistent concern for Upstate New York families for years and 2017 was no different. Senators Sue Serino (R-Hyde Park) and Kemp Hannon (R-Garden City) joined Susan to preview...
View ArticleAugust 29, 2017: Patti Wukovits
Kimberly Coffey was a healthy high school senior getting ready for prom when she contracted the Meningitis B virus and died in a matter of days. Her mother, Patti Wukovits, created the Kimberly Coffey...
View ArticleAugust 29, 2017: Judith Enck and David Bond
Judith Enck, former EPA regional administrator, and Dr. David Bond, Associate Director of the Center for the Advancement of Public Action, discussed a survey they have developed to help link PFOA to...
View ArticleAugust 29, 2017: Anton Gunn
The “Drive for Our Lives” nationwide bus tour is making a stop in Binghamton today. Anton Gunn, former healthcare advisor to President Obama joined us to explain why the campaign is targeting upstate...
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