WOOC Labor Talk Host and Roaming Correspondent Willie Terry recently attended the premiere of a new film “Brought to Light” about unearthing the history of African-American enslaved cemetery in Kinderhook, NY, at the Troy Public Library on Saturday, October 20. In this segment, he interviewed the writer and producer Barbara Reina about the “Brought to Light” documentary.

Hudson Mohawk Magazine correspondent Steve Pierce attended a campaign stop by New York 19 candidate Antonio Delgado in Averill Park earlier this month. He answered questions from the crowd... in this segment explaining his positions on health care and gun control.

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Promo for Farming While Black book talk featuring Leah Penniman

Hudson Mohawk Magazine correspondent Corinne Carey sat down in our studio with Green Party candidate for the office of New York State Comptroller, Mark Dunlea.

Hudson Mohawk Magazine correspondent Corinne Carey attended a debate between Jake Ashby and Tistrya Houghtling, candidates for the 107th Assembly District–an area that runs from the town of Cambridge to Hillsdale, and includes parts of Troy and Albany.

Hudson Mohawk Magazine correspodent Steve Pierce spoke with WGXC and Wave Farm co-founder Tom Roe about his work in the transmission arts.

Hosts Lovonia Mallory and Guy Schaffer bring you headlines for 10-19-2018. Guests include Chief Toni Washington, the only African-American Female Fire Chief in the nation, Our very own Dave Publow, and Dr. Robert Darden, the founder of the black gospel music restoration project at Baylor University.

Hudson Mohawk Magazine correspondent H. Bosh Jr. sat down with Doc Derrick Horton of the J Street Band to talk about his music career spanning over 20 years and how he's making a difference in the community.

Oakwood Makes Art (OMA!) is a free drop-in studio arts program for children and families which runs monthly during the open hours of the Food Pantry at Oakwood Community Center in Troy. Maddi LaValee and Kim Tateo are local artists and educators who run the program… and they stopped by to talk about it!