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  • Banks Financing Fossil Fuels: Oct. 14 Climate Rally in Albany
    On Friday Oct. 14 at 4:15 PM at Academy Park in Albany, Rivers & Mountains GreenFaith Circle will lead various climate change groups in protesting the continuing role of banks, like nearby TD, in financing fossil fuel projects. John Seakwood of Rivers & Mountains GreenFaith Circle discusses the protest with Mark Dunlea of Hudson Mohawk Magazine.
    10 min
  • HMM 10 - 05 - 22
    To celebrate 5 years of Hudson Mohawk Magazine (HMM), we take a break from our regular program for special episodes to highlight our fabulous producers. We talk about where HMM is now, look back on some of our work, and celebrate the future ahead.
    In this episode we highlight EP (Elizabeth Press) and Jacob Boston.
    1 hr
  • HMM 10 - 04 - 22
    To celebrate 5 years of Hudson Mohawk Magazine (HMM), we take a break from our regular program for special episodes to highlight our fabulous producers. We talk about where HMM is now, look back on some of our work, and celebrate the future ahead.
    In this episode we highlight Dulcinia Diggs and Jody Cowan.
    1 hr
  • HMM 09 - 30 - 22
    To celebrate 5 years of Hudson Mohawk Magazine (HMM), we take a break from our regular program for special episodes to highlight our fabulous producers. We talk about where HMM is now, look back on some of our work, and celebrate the future ahead.
    In this episode we highlight Andrea Cunliffe and Marsha Lazarus.
    1 hr
  • HMM 09 - 28 - 22
    To celebrate 5 years of Hudson Mohawk Magazine (HMM), we take a break from our regular program for special episodes to highlight our fabulous producers. We talk about where HMM is now, look back on some of our work, and celebrate the future ahead.
    In this episode we highlight Mark Dunlea and Sally Becker.
    1 hr
  • Al Bilali Soudan Come to the Sanctuary on October 16
    Al Bilali Soudan are all members of the same family, a well-known Tuareg griot family, from Timbuktu, Mali. They are currently on their US tour, making their way to the Sanctuary on October 16. The band and their producer spoke with Sina Basila Hickey about their music, instruments, and the way their songs can mediate conflicts.
    Join us on October 16 at 7pm for this concert. Tickets available at www.MediaSanctuary.org/events
    11 min
  • HMM 09 - 27 - 22
    To celebrate 5 years of Hudson Mohawk Magazine (HMM), we take a break from our regular program for special episodes to highlight our fabulous producers. We talk about where HMM is now, look back on some of our work, and celebrate the future ahead.
    In this episode we highlight Caelan McPherson, Moses Nagel, and Niko Nagel-Dreby.
    1 hr
  • HMM 09 - 26 - 22
    To celebrate 5 years of Hudson Mohawk Magazine (HMM), we take a break from our regular program for special episodes to highlight our fabulous producers. We talk about where HMM is now, look back on some of our work, and celebrate the future ahead.
    In this episode we highlight Brea Barthel and Blaise Bryant.
    1 hr
  • HMM 09 - 23 - 22
    Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine:
    We begin with Mark Dunlea’s story with Food And Water Watch on the protests against Manchin's climate side deal.
    Then, Moses Nagel investigates the President of Hudson Valley Community College's travel budget.
    Later on, Future of Small Cities Institute tells us about their upcoming programming including an event on waterfront cities and a film screening.
    After that, Arm-of-the-Sea Theater tells Andrea Cunliffe about the show "Dirt: The Secret Life of Soil" that will take place at Freedom Square at the Sanctuary on October 8th.
    Finally, Leigh Strimbeck brings us news of the theater world in the region and discusses barriers to making theater accessible for more people.
    1 hr

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Hudson Mohawk Magazine is a local volunteer-produced news hour that provides sanctuary for the discussion of a wide range of topics, scaling from the global to the hyper-local. The show is broadcasted from The Sanctuary for Independent Media on WOOC 105.3 FM.