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Second HIV cure • the new Michael Jackson documentary • Trump's Trans Troop Ban... and much more!
Aired March 6th, 2019
African-American Lesbian was top vote for Chicago Mayor race • Methodist church may break up over LGBTQ policies • former number two man in the Vatican is convicted of child abuse... and much more!
Aired February 28th, 2019
Host Khalil A. Cumberbatch interviews William Evans, founder and President of Neighborhood Benches a non-profit organization designed to help young adults and leaders achieve positive changes in communities where capacity building, community service and restorative justice practices are needed....
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Documentary Filmmaker Heather Tenzer about her recent work "The Rabbis' Intifada", a documentary depicting 4 Orthodox rabbis who support Palestinian liberation.
Carlos Cabrera entrevista a los Pastores Caleb Kim y Enrique Godinez de la Iglesia Buenas Nuevas de Nueva York, quienes hablan sobre la Conferencia Mundial CLF a realizarse del 4 al 8 de marzo. Luego, Carlos entrevista al Activista & Artista de Hip Hop Yhamir Chabur, quien habla sobre la situación...
Jussie Smollett • Catholic Cardinal investigated for child abuse • Martina Navratilova slammed for transphobic remarks... and much more!
Aired February 20th, 2019
Lawmakers in the State Senate have set their sights on the dysfunctional Joint Commission on Public Ethics, the state’s ethics watchdog often criticized for its apparent lack of independence and bite.
The New York State Senate elections committee is gearing up to hold its traditional post-election oversight hearing, where the New York City and State boards of elections will have to answer questions about what went right and what went wrong in the primaries earlier this year.
New York's legislative redistricting commission is moving into its next phase following a series of public hearings intended to get a sense of the contours of "communities of interest," a new criteria being incorporated into the line-drawing process for the first time this cycle, in addition to...