Frank discusses the 1982 film “Losing Ground,” one of the first feature films
to be directed by a Black woman, Rockland County resident Kathleen Collins.
Joining Frank is the filmmaker's daughter, Nina Collins, and Rivertown Film's Vera Aronow.
The film is being screened by the Rivertown Film Society, at the Nyack Center,
58 Depew Ave, Nyack, NY on Wednesday, February 25, at 8pm. 
For tickets and more information go to rivertownfilm.org 

Join Frank and his very special guests, Dr. Dana Greene Stilley, the 1st African-American woman elected to the Rockland County Legislature, and artist, educator, and community organizer Bill Batson
as they celebrate Black History Month with some Intelligent Conversation.

On Wednesday. February 25, 7-9pm, Rockland County Legislator Dr. Dana Greene Stilley will be the Guest Speaker at the Nyack Chamber of Commerce After Hours Social.
The event takes place at My Father's House, 12 North Broadway, Nyack, NY

Also, "Livin' Rough Hangin' Tough" singer/songwriter Andrew Ace Greenspan will debut his new inspiration single "BEAUTIFUL".
Andrew Ace Greenspan will be appearing at Casa Del Sol in Nyack, NY on Friday, February 13, 8:30pm - 12 pm.

There is a proposal being floated to make Rockland County a so-called Sanctuary County by enacting The Safety and Dignity for All Act. 
What exactly does that mean and what could be the ramifications? 
Frank is joined by 3 proponents of the legislation:  
Beth Davidson, Rockland County legislator and D candidate for NY's 17th Assembly District,
Dr. Dana Greens Stilley, Rockland County legislator,
and Joseph Rand, Nyack mayor and D candidate, NYS Senate.

A recent poll claims that only 36% of registered Democrats approve of their party’s leadership.
Frank is joined by former Chair of the Rockland Democratic Party, John Gromada, for some INTELLIGENT CONVERSATION on this issue, and more.

"No One Cares About Crazy People" is a feature documentary film about the tragedy, crisis and chaos of severe mental illness in America, and a burgeoning national crusade to do something about it.
Joining Frank are filmmaker GAIL FREEDMAN, 
ALYSSA SCHMIDT, LMHC VP of Mobile Support Services, Greater Mental Health of NY,
and VERA ARONOW of Rivertown Film, to discuss this important topic.

Award-Winning Author, Psychologist, and Grateful Dead Afficianado Danny Mager discusses the Life and Legacy of Bob Weir.

January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month.
Joining Frank to discuss this topic is Stefany Ovalles, Esq., Deputy Program Officer for The Center for Safety & Change in Rockland County.
Stefany will also be on hand for a special screening of the film "Trafficked in America" followed by an expert panel disussion at The Nyack Center on Sunday, January 11 at 4PM.
For those unable to attend the event, the film can also be seen here:
https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/documentary/trafficked-in-america/