July 5, Tish James
New York City Public Advocate Tish James who is the Democratic Party’s choice to run; as well as Governor Andrew Cuomo’s endorsed candidate. (Interview originally aired June 14, 2018)
View ArticleJuly 5, Sean Patrick Maloney
Sean Patrick Maloney who is currently serving part of the Hudson Valley in Congress, but says he’s wanted to be attorney general since the beginning of his political career. (Interview originally aired...
View ArticleJuly 5, Zephyr Teachout
Law professor Zephyr Teachout is promising to be independent and to pursue corruption wherever she finds it. (Interview originally aired on June 11, 2018)
View ArticleJuly 5, Leecia Eve
Leecia Eve has a remarkable political resume and some high-powered friends behind her candidacy. (Interview originally June 22, 2018)
View ArticleJuly 6, Mario Cilento
Today we’ll hear several perspectives on the recent Supreme Court decision in Janus v. AFSCME starting with the President of the state’s largest umbrella union, Mario Cilento.
View ArticleJuly 6, Michael Borges
The decision will have an impact on school finances. Michael Borges, Executive Director of the New York State Association of School Business Officials will explain how.
View ArticleJuly 6, Gene Carroll
Gene Carroll, a union advocate and Co-Director of the New York State AFL-CIO/Cornell Union Leadership Institute, explains how union power has been dismantled and what it means for workers.
View ArticleJuly 6, Scott Peters
Then, Scott Peters, Professor of Sociology at the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Cornell University, explains what exactly a land grant university is and how Cornell University became New...
View ArticleJuly 8, 2018: Capitol Pressroom
Guests: Comptroller Tom DiNapoli (D) Howie Hawkins, Green Party nominee for Governor Bob Freeman, Executive Director of the New York State Committee on Open Government Asm Clyde Vanel (D-Queens), chair...
View ArticleJuly 9, 2018: Tim Kremer on education issues in the legislative session
We took a look back at education issues from the perspective of Tim Kremer, Executive Director of the New York State School Boards Association. (Originally aired 6/28/18)
View ArticleJuly 9, 2018: Best of: Libby Post and Sonia Ossorio on Kennedy retirement
The upcoming retirement of Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy could impact a number of critical issues including LGBT and women’s rights. We heard from Libby Post, President of Communication...
View ArticleJuly 9, 2018: Best of: Vin Bonventre on SCOTUS decisions
We had analysis of the other decisions that came down from the Supreme Court from Vin Bonventre, Albany Law School Professor, New York Court Watcher blogger, founder and Editor of State Constitutional...
View ArticleJuly 9, 2018: Best of: Chris Alexander on legalized recreational marijuana
Chris Alexander, Policy Coordinator at the Drug Policy Alliance, discussed a future where recreational marijuana is legal in New York. (Originally aired 6/21/18)
View ArticleJuly 10, 2018: Rep. Paul Tonko on SCOTUS nominee and Pruitt resignation
Rep. Paul Tonko (D-Amsterdam) joined the show to share his reactions to President’s Trump Supreme Court nominee and the resignation of EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt.
View ArticleJuly 10, 2018: Hoosick Falls Mayor Rob Allen
Hoosick Falls Mayor Rob Allen shared the latest on his community’s fight for a new drinking water source.
View ArticleJuly 10, 2018: Vin Bonventre on Kavanaugh and SCOTUS
D.C. Circuit Court Judge Brett Kavanaugh is President Trump’s nominee to fill Justice Anthony Kennedy’s seat on the Supreme Court. Vin Bonventre, Albany Law School Professor, New York Court Watcher...
View ArticleJuly 11, 2018: Thomas Keck on “stacking” the Supreme Court
Thomas Keck, Michael O. Sawyer Chair of Constitutional Law and Politics at the Maxwell School of Syracuse University and Senior Research Associate at the Campbell Public Affairs Institute, explained...
View ArticleJuly 11, 2018: GOP U.S. Senate Candidate Chele Farley
Chele Farley, Republican nominee for U.S. Senate, joined the show to discuss the President’s Supreme Court nominee and the latest from the campaign trail.
View ArticleJuly 11, 2018: The Buffalo News’ David Robinson on Tesla’s Buffalo Investment
Last month, Tesla announced that they would be cutting nine percent of its workforce. Dave Robinson, Deputy Business Editor at The Buffalo News, broke down how this will impact Tesla’s workers and...
View ArticleJuly 11, 2018: Larry Levy
Larry Levy, Executive Dean at the National Center for Suburban Studies at Hofstra, shared his insights on the latest in the New York political sphere.
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