On this edition, dandy fashion statements and fashions that make a statement about Brooklyn. Haitians and Dominicans find common ground through music. Video games invade New York and the city's last surviving foundry. Plus, San Gennaro after 9/11.

On this episode, an Imam for the west African Community; complaints and perspectives about the 2010 census; medical advancements and healthy meals for dogs; plus a sculptor commemorates man's best friend.

We look at the future of early childhood education and a Latino arts program in New York, plus new trends in media. Also, an artist commemorates 9/11 through paintings and film.

219West commemorates Earth Day by focusing on initiatives to make New York and New Yorkers healthier.

On this edition of 219West, the legacy of the Triangle fire, women in non-traditional jobs and New York City Council speaker Christine Quinn.

On this edition of 219West, a non-profit finds usual spaces for art and a time when there were few legal spaces for artists in Soho; TV viewers who are cutting the cable cord. Plus, finding fun in exercise and keeping the Harry Potter phenomenon alive.

On this edition of "219West", the foreclosure crisis in Queens and the demise of the Wonder Bread plant; a gospel tour of Harlem and plans for tourism in the Bronx. And a profile of a Romanian immigrant whose work is one-hundred percent American.

On this edition of 219West, Wall Street's impact on New Yorkers in need; saving the Mohegan Indian language, and keeping Harry Potter alive through Quidditch. Plus, a history of holiday desserts.

On this edition of 219West: the personal story of a sex trafficking victim; the glorification of pimps in popular culture; political predictions; bedbug busters, and an ancient Ethiopian Jewish celebration.

On this edition of 219West, Puerto Rican political dynasties, changing politics in Harlem and election predictions. Plus, the effort to save endangered languages, a possible threat to the city's water supply, and the cosmetic market for men.