Commissioner Mary Amoroso is joined by her fellow Commissioner Tracy Silna Zur. Together they discuss Tracy's work spearheading Bergen County's effort to address food insecurity, and hunger that many Bergen County families are experiencing as a result of COVID19.

Commissioner Amoroso is joined by Julie O'Brien, the Director of Bergen County's Office for Children. They discuss providing safe child care for Bergen families as a critical component of getting parents back to work.

Commissioner Amoroso talks with the new President of Bergen Community College, Dr. Eric M. Friedman. The two discuss the unique benefits of Bergen Community College, and how students and faculty are navigating COVID to create a great learning environment and experience for all.

Commissioner Mary Amoroso is joined by Colin Knight, a member of the Franklin Lakes Historical Society to discuss the rich history of Crystal Lake in Franklin Lakes, NJ.

Commissioner Mary Amoroso is joined by executives from the Bergen County Job Center, as well as Christine Budowsky, the Director of Business Operations at BioReference to discuss Bergen County's Virtual Job Fair.

Commissioner Mary Amoroso is joined by AJ Luna, the Director of the Division of Veterans Services, and Julia Orlando, the Director of Bergen County Housing, Health and Human Services Center. The three discuss how the county is proactively addressing homelessness during COVID in Bergen County.

Commissioner Mary Amoroso is joined by newly sworn in Bergen County Commissioner Ramon M. Hache, Sr. They discuss Ramon's journey from immigrating with his family to the United States at the age of nine, and the steps along the way which brought him to where he is today.

Chairwoman Amoroso speaks with Erin Beischer, the Unit Coordinator for Special Child Health Services in Bergen County. Together, they discuss how the County is offering assistance to families looking to have their child evaluated, explore options, and receive services .

Chairwoman Amoroso and Linsey Short, Director of Development for the Center for Hope and Safety discuss domestic violence and how the center is assisting victims and children of domestic violence during the pandemic. To reach their 24 hotline, dial 201-944-9600, or visit them online at www.hopeandsafetynj.org.

Chairwoman Amoroso is joined by Mark Welsh, Esq., Sr. Housing Attorney with Northeast New Jersey Legal Services to discuss housing evictions & moratoriums. They talk about how landlords and tenants are navigating the legal system during these stressful times. The legal services offered to tenants are without costs.