In our next segment we hear from Alfonso Rodriguez of YouthBuild. He talks about the effect the non-profit organization has on at-risk youths in the Capital Region.

In this Black History Month segment, Hudson Valley Community College professor Tamu Chambers investigates the roots of hip hop.

Climate change waits for no one, and we have no time to waste. Correspondent Dave Publow interviewed biologist Sandra Steingraber outside Governor Cuomo's 2019 State of the State address in January.

Nemeton Of The Ways is an inter-spiritual community based in North Central Troy, with a few associated satellite communities. They recognize and celebrate the wheel of the year, lunar cycles, and various feast days in honor of their deities. WOOC correspondent Francis Magai sat down with two of their leaders when invited to their house for tea.

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Hudson Mohawk Magazine correspondent Imani Taylor spoke with Destiney Taylor-Moyler, a junior at RPI, about her experiences with technology. This is the third segment in a series about technology and its effects on different generations.

JM Fortier is farmer who's found the key to making a good living off the land: pulling in six figures on his 1.5 acre farm in Quebec. He's developed growing techniques that have revolutionized vegetable production by bringing profitable farming within reach of new farmers through his book The Market Gardner. WOOC Correspondent Mark Russo sat down with JM at the recent NOFA conference in Saratoga.

In this segment, we hear from the honorable Teneka Frost, Schenectady's first black City Court judge.

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Opponents of the Williams Pipeline in NYC delivered thousands of petitions to Gov. Cuomo at the State Capitol. We hear from Laura Shindell of Food and Water Watch, Patrick Houston of NY Communities for Change, Sarah Gronim of 350 Brooklyn, and Kim Fraczek of Sane Energy Project. By Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Magazine.