Hudson Mohawk Magazine 10-31-2018

Hudson Mohawk Magazine hosts JP and Garrett interview Maud Easter, a founding member of Women Against War.

Linda Berk is a Partnership Specialist in the New York Region for the 2020 Census. Linda led an information session for grassroots partners in the City of Troy to encourage their support in getting New Yorkers counted in 2020. WOOC Correspondent Melissa Bromley spoke to Linda about why the census matters, the jobs it will bring to the Capital Region and why everyone should participate.

Hudson Mohawk Magazine correspondent Steve Pierce spoke with Lex Bhagat about media education at the Albany Public Library. Lex is the executiove director of the Albany Public Library Foundation.

We hear from Hudson Mohawk Magazine correspondent Tom Roe about the latest news in New York's 19th Congressional District race, where Democrat Antonio Delgado is running against Republican John Faso. This report airs courtesy of WGXC Hudson.

WOOC Correspondent Branda Miller sat down with Allison Truhlar, a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the New York State Water Resources Institute, in the Department of Biological & Environmental Engineering at Cornell University. Allison is currently working on a story circle project to collect water-related narratives across NYS.

Luke Stoddard Nathan of Troy Letter reports on goings-on in Troy!

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WOOC Correspondent Melissa Bromley sat down with Ada Harper to discuss the "Farming While Black" book release happening at The Sanctuary for Independent Media on Thursday, 11/1 at 7PM. Ada is helping organize the event which will feature the book's author, Leah Penniman, as well as a number of artists, musicians and poet from the Soul Fire Farm community. Ada also discusses 518 BLK, a project she created to highlight events and opportunities for black and brown people in the Capital District.

Peter Savio with Al Hicks and Kelly Plessas in part two of a discussion about climate change from the perspective of the Citizen's Climate Lobby.