Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

First, EP talks to Dierdre about a sales pitch meeting hosted by the Rensselaer County Sheriff's Office where Flock Safety pitched their drone products meant to respond to 911 calls.

Then, Andrea Cunliffe speaks with Veronica Rountree, founder of the anti-violence “Mother to Son” project, about violence, challenges to social solutions, representation in government, and the importance of the VOTE.

Later on, Hugh Johnson joins us to discuss the weeks weather and the recent tornado watch.

After that, Bashir Chedrawee the founder of Simone’s Kitchen talks to Jasmeet Kaur about his migration story from Lebanon and how his experiences inspired the founding of his restaurant.

Finally, Arbor Mae talks with Collar City Pride about the documentary film “1946: The Mistranslation That Shifted Culture” which they will be screened at The Sanctuary for Independent Media on Thursday June 25th about the origins of the anti-gay Christian movement.