In continuing their series on the Troy Sanctuary City Resolution, WOOC Correspondent Elizabeth Press had the opportunity this week to catch up with Troy City Council Member TJ Kennedy.

We are joined in the studio once again by the one man media mogul, creator of Troy Letter- Luke Stoddard Nathan. Luke has an update for us about the Troy planning commission and some changes we'll be seeing in downtown Troy. We also get some insight on Mayor Patrick Madden's goals for the coming year.

Rick Rigney has been rehabbing a vacant house just two blocks north of us here at The Sanctuary for Independent Media. He joins us in the studio share with us his process.

Hudson Mohawk Magazine correspondent Alexis Goldsmith attended the 2019 Women's March in Albany on January 19th, 2019. After the march several leaders in the Capital District spoke in West Capitol Park on human rights and gender, labor, wealth, and racial equality.

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Since returning to Albany in early January, the New York State legislature has acted on a number of bills that had long stalled in a legislature where power was held by the Democrats in the Assembly and the Republicans in the Senate. In this second edition of our Albany update, Hudson Mohawk Magazine correspondent Corinne Carey brings us a report from the Albany where the New York State legislature passed the Reproductive Health Act.

Hudson Mohawk Magazine Roaming Labor correspondence Willie Terry provided a recording of a speech given by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to the National Conference for New Politics in Chicago in August of 1967 on the subject of racism, poverty, and militarism. This is part one of a three-part recording of the Radical King.

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Hudson Mohawk Magazine correspondent Meghan Marohn speaks with David Borton about the Green New Deal.

Suzanne Petty of Troy outlines neighborhood residents' concerns about the City's plan to drain the pond behind the Mt. Ida Dam on Pawling Avenue. The City will hold a public hearing Thursday night at 6:30. Hudson Mohawk magazine correspondent Mark Dunlea reports.