First up, Mayor-Elect Bill deBlasio speaks to attendees of the "Summit on Children: Ensuring the Health, Education and Well-being of NYC's Children." Then, Brian moderates a panel: "Successful Children, How We Get There (Recorded on Nov 25th, 2013)".

Housing discrimination is a still a problem in present-day NYC; A preview of a new film about 4 young struggling dads; Living a long and healthy life; And, celebrating the 100th anniversary of El Diario-La Prensa!

What makes for quality pre-K in New Jersey; busting flu shot myths; helping vets find good jobs; avoiding food waste with better "sell by" labeling.

What next for de Blasio w/Ester Fuchs and Tom Robbins; constitution craft w/Google's Scout Brody, and UofT prof. Zach Elkins; Justice reform w/ Rutgers Criminal Justice dean Todd Clear; And, changing political views with mktg prof. Phillip Fernbach.

Examining New York City's new girls' self-esteem campaign; A look at the growing Mexican community in NYC featuring presumptive 38th Dist. councilman Carlos Menchaca; And, new research challenges previous estimates of Iraq's war dead.

Live post-debate analysis of second mayoral debate with CUNY student audience

For Filipino History Month, a look at NYC's Filipino community; The pursuit of even faster smartphones and laptops; Restoring a former Negro Leagues baseball cathedral in Paterson, NJ; Reading great literature to better read others.

How NYC's readying infrastructure and coastlines for the next superstorm Sandy; Hurricane preparedness for families; Pregnancy Do\'s and Donts--from an economist; See how smart cities like Boston are taking services online.

Mayoral coverage continues w/Brooklyn-born techpreneur, Jack Hidary; Face recognition technology; Artist creates human faces from the DNA left on discarded trash; Place matters for upward mobility; Saving the annual Village Halloween Parade.

A deeper look at healthcare premiums with a a leading Obamacare critic; are we reigning in the NSA; ProPublica investigates New York's support for indigent addicts; and, Big Apple art for the year 2038 with Danny Simmons and Brian Tate.