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Dr Miller Former Head Of Greentech Chartier School Dr Miller is an Accomplish

Author of Several Extraordinary Popular Books and Articles. A Nationally recognized speaker on education in world class educator and Administrator.

Olivia Owens is the crowned Tulip Queen of 2023. She was interviewed by H Bosh Jr for the 518 Shining Stars series. This is part one of their conversation.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

First, Rebuilding homes and lives of underserved communities in the Capital Region, Uganda and Ukraine. Mark Dunlea speaks with Ron Deutch from the Living Circle

Next, The Sanctuary for Independent Media attended the Schenectady Kids Art Festival to engage with visitors about radio and the importance of the arts.

Then, Andrea Cunfliffe sat down with Ellen Sinopoli to talk about the dance company's upcoming events including July 28’s performance at Troy Night Out.

Later on, Masha Miller sat down with Self direction broker Jamie Norton to talk about how to help people with disabilities learn to have self direction.

After that, We head into the archives to find this conversation with Thom Francis and local poet Mojavi.

Finally, Robert Cooper joins us to talk about the exhibition “Can't Stop, Won't Stop: Celebrating 50 Years of Hip Hop” at Albany Center Gallery for which he is one of the curators

“Can't Stop, Won't Stop: Celebrating 50 Years of Hip Hop” exhibition opens on August 1 at the Albany Center Gallery. One of the curators of this exhibition is photographer Robert Cooper who joined David Moore and Caelan McPherson live in the studio.

The Giving Circle, based in Saratoga Springs, was initially started in response to Hurricanes Katrina and Rita where it worked to rebuild homes and lives in southern Mississippi. It has since expanded its efforts working locally and internationally with the underserved families in the Capital District, Uganda and Ukraine. Ron Deutsch talks with Mark Dunlea of Hudson Mohawk Magazine about their recent visit to see their projects in Uganda. www.thegivingcircle.org/

Ellen Sinopoli Dance Company has a full 2023 summer schedule. Here, Ellen speaks with Hudson Mohawk Magazine's Andrea Cunliffe about the performances and collaborations her versatile company will share in the Capital Region this summer.

Retired National Weather Service meteorologist Hugh Johnson spoke with Brea Barthel and Alisha Washington about extreme rain and extreme heat. Johnson said, "we actually broke the ALL time record with 10.06, and is our SIXTH wettest month ever. Our fifth wettest since August 2011 when we had 10.41 inches with Irene. We have a week to catch that mark, I am betting we will." He also spoke about a dangerous heat wave coming up and signs of heat stroke.

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law on July 26, 1990 by President George H.W. Bush. The ADA “prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities; this includes at jobs, schools, transportation, and all public and private places that are open to the general public.” To mark this anniversary and to reflect on how far we have come, or not, we are now joined by Disability Rights Activist – and former Monday program co-host – Blaise Bryant.

Gracie and Maddy are two of the Stockbridge-Munsee youth who traveled to their ancestral lands in the Capital Region of New York from their reservation in Wisconsin. They spoke with Hudson Mohawk Magazine about their experience visiting this area, how this journey has helped them to connect with family, and their hopes for the future. Gracie also spoke about being a Water Justice Lab fellow and testing the Hudson River waters.

Thanks to Flying Deer Nature Center, Shawn Stevens, Wanonah, and Branda Miller for facilitating this visit.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine:

We begin with a reflection on the 33 years of the Americans With Disabilities Act by speaking with disability rights activist Blaise Bryant.

Then, Brea Barthel talks with Ellie Von Wellsheim about severe anti-LGBTQ laws in Uganda, and a fundraiser on Tuesday to get 15 activists to a safe space.

Later on, Willie Terry brings us another report on the Teamsters “Practice Picket” this past Sunday in case the United Parcel Service workers go on strike.

After that, we hear from Gracie and Maddie, two Stockbridge-Munsee youth who traveled to their ancestral land from Wisconsin.

Finally, retired National Weather Service meteorologist Hugh Johnson joins us once again to discuss climate and weather, focussing on the extreme rain here and extreme heat elsewhere.