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In this first installment of the 112BK Book Club, Ashley Ford sits down with author Anand Giridharadas to discuss his latest book, “Winners Take All: The Elite Charade of Changing the World."
Jarrett Murphy gets on the phone with Michael Barasch, a lawyer representing 2,500 9/11 first responders and survivors in a fight to access the WTC Healthy Program and collect health and disability pensions owed to them by the Federal government.
Then, Zellnor Myrie pays a visit to the studio to discuss his campaign for Senate candidate for District 20 against incumbent Jesse Hamilton.
Jarret Murphy gets on the phone with one of the co-authors of a report in the Intercept about a recently uncovered collaboration between IBM and the NYPD to develop so-called counterterrorism surveillance technology. Then, Murphy sits down with North Brooklyn politician, Nick Rizzo to discuss Julia Salazar's bid for State Senate and the most recent controversies rocking her campaign.
Today, Jarrett Murphy steps in for Ashley Ford to speak with Salon columnist Amanda Marcotte on the Brett Kavanaugh hearings, and Senator Martin Dilan on the challenges he faces from the left in the upcoming primaries.
Today, the new president of BRIC, Kristina Newman-Scott, joins Ashley to discuss what drew her to BRIC. Then, Ashley talks to Blake Morris, Democratic hopeful who is in the final stretch of his primary campaign to represent District 17 in Brooklyn.
On the show today, writer and journalist, Rembert Browne discusses his recent interview with Spike Lee. Then, former Village Voice reporter, Michael Musto fills us in on the paper's closure and what's next.
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