Video Library
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Imagining 'Til Kingdom Come --- the Curious 'Death Wish' Bond between Jews and Evangelical Christians in the U.S. and Israel
Host, Jim Vrettos talks to Maya Zinshstein an Emmy award-winning Israeli documentary filmmaker and journalist -- the director and co-producer of 'Til Kingdom Comes.
Imagining How We Feed the Hungry--the Artistry and Activism of Immortal Technique
Guest Felipe aka Immortal Technique has recently founded and is actively operating a food pantry project - taking on the issue of hunger and food insecurity in low wage and low income, working class and poor communities around the city.
Bob Denker and Mark Vogt chat running and background acting
Bob Denker and Mark Vogt from the Staten Island running community are the guests. Josh Pesin gets to ask the questions on their running careers and their collective work as background actors. Dedicated to the memories of Staten Islanders Bobby Guidera and Arnold Obey, RIP.
Drug and Alcohol Deaths
On this show Dr. Gloria Horsley and Dr. Heidi Horsley discuss with William and Beverly Feigelman authors of “Devastating Losses” the death of their son and the risks of substance abuse. Vanessa McGannon then talks about her work with The American Society of Suicidology. Singer, songwriter Larry...
Imagining Free Speech in a Vibrant and Vigorous American Democracy
Host Jim Vrettos invites Thane Rosenbaum to talk about his book "Saving Free Speech... from ITSELF" and the possible confusion about what "free speech" really means in the American Constitution.
Actualidad Dominicana: Conversación con Marino Zapete
Este es un análisis de los hechos más recientes en la República Dominicana con los periodistas Carlos Cabrera y Marino Zapete, con un énfasis en los casos de corrupción en el gobierno del país caribeño.
Releasing Aging People in Prison: Why is it important now more than ever?
Americans are aging in prison. But what needs to be done about reducing that elderly population and what to do with them once they are released is still being studied and debated. On this episode, host Andre Ward talks about this issue with Jose Hamza Saldana, director of RAPP (Release Aging People...
Death of a Parent: Healing Mind, Body and Spirit
On this show Dr. Cori Bussolari and Antonio Sausys, yoga expert give sound advice on ways to heal your mind and body after the loss of a parent. Musical number by Chris Donohoe
Imagining a DA's Office Where Justice Is What Love Looks Like In Public
Host Jim Vrettos interviews the Democratic Candidate for Manhattan District Attorney, Diana Florence, about her 25 year experience working at the Manhattan DA's office, and why she is now on a race to succeed incumbent DA Cyrus Vance.
Leon Taylor to Receive Jewell Ryan-White Award for Cultural Diversity
June 27, 2023
Leon Taylor, Manager of Production and Facilitation at Manhattan Neighborhood Network (MNN), will be honored with the Jewell Ryan-White Award for Cultural Diversity by the Alliance for Community Media. This esteemed recognition acknowledges Leon's outstanding contributions in fostering inclusivity...
In Memory of Jon Haggins
June 22, 2023
Jon Haggins, a multitalented individual renowned for his contributions to the world of fashion, entertainment, and travel, passed away on June 15, 2023. Born in Florida in 1943, Haggins embarked on a remarkable journey that spanned several creative domains throughout his lifetime.
