"How to Fall” is an illustrated zine featuring the accounts of three individuals who escaped homelessness. Co-author Jordan White is here now to tell us more.

Paki Wieland is from Northampton , MA and is presently working as Code Pink’s house mother at the Code Pink House in Washington DC. Paki is also member of the Upstate NY Drone Action Coalition and has been on the front lines of protest on Hancock Airfield in East Syracuse NY. Paki is here to tell us about Code Pink, her work in DC and extend an invitation to join with her and Code Pink at the Code Pink House in DC to help restore democracy to the US.

Hudson Mohawk Magazine 12-19-18

Lovonia Mallory has another segment of Drop the Mic with Alton Bear Acker. He started working with wood when he was about ten years old, when his furniture maker grandfather and his carpenter father taught him both crafts. In the mid-seventies his woodworking entered another phase: stringed instrument making. Since he played left-handed, and since there's always a lack of left handed instruments, he started making his own. The first one was a five-string banjo, in 1977. Alton is the executive director of the Association of Stringed Instrument Artisans and editor of Guitarmaker magazine.

In this edition of TripleEs Education Empowerment Entrepreneurship, Hudson Mohawk Magazine correspondent H. Bosh Jr focuses on the awesome entertainment group Harmoni with Ms Vivy Williams and Ms Robin Quarterbaum.

Hudson Mohawk Magazine Roaming Correspondent Willie Terry attended a forum on "Making Troy a Sanctuary City" on Saturday, December 15, 2018, at United Methodist Church of Christ in Troy, NY. In this segment, you will hear views from the religious community about making Troy a Sanctuary City.

Albany District Attorney David Soares addresses the overdose crisis and criminal justice reform in Part 2 of an interview with Hudson Mohawk Magazine correspondent Corinne Carey.

Karen Murtagh, Executive Director of Prisoners Legal Services, spoke with Hudson Mohawk Magazine correspondent Corinne Carey about the origins of the organization, and the work it does on behalf of prisoners in New York State. This is part 1 of a two-part interview. In part 2, Murtagh discusses PLS's work on behalf of those sentenced to solitary confinement.

Anti-poverty, faith and community groups gathered at the NYS Capitol today to call for a Hope Budget to meet the needs of low and moderate income New Yorkers. With Rev. Peter Cook of NYS Council of Churches; Rev. Emily McNeil of NYS Labor Religion; Michael Kink, Stronger Economy for All; Ron Deutsch, Fiscal Policy Institute; Jamaica Miles, Citizen Action; Suzanne Krull Cuba Cultural Center; Katie Robbins, NY Health Campaign; and Rev. McKinley Johnson.

Hudson Mohawk Magazine 12-18-18