Hudson Mohawk Magazine

To celebrate 5 years of Hudson Mohawk Magazine (HMM), we take a break from our regular program for special episodes to highlight our programming. In this episode we highlight the work of NATURE Lab with Kathy High, Director of NATURE Lab and co-founder of The Sanctuary for Independent Media, and Ellie Irons, NATURE Lab community science educator and lab manager.

Reif Larson, founder of Future of Small Cities Institute, joined Sina Basila Hickey to talk about two upcoming events they are holding.

This River is a Place: Activating a City's Waterfront is upcoming on Tuesday, September 27, 2022 from 6:00 PM 7:30 PM.

"Windshipped" Film Screening on Thursday, October 6, 2022 from 7:00 PM 8:30 PM

More info: https://www.futureofsmallcities.org/

In the last year, uncertainty and questions have been swirling around Hudson Valley Community College's President, Roger Ramsammy. He has pursued an aggressive campaign to forge international links and add international revenue to the college. However, his frequent travel in pursuit of this end has come under scrutiny as have some of his other decisions. Moses Nagel reports.

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 Willie Terry and H Bosh Jr.

To celebrate 5 years of Hudson Mohawk Magazine (HMM), we take a break from our regular program for special episodes to highlight our programming. In this episode we highlight the work that People's Health Sanctuary is doing with co-facilitator Dr. Xavier Coughlin.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine:

We begin with a story on banned book available in a little free library in Saratoga by Brea Barthel for banned book week.

Then, Willie Terry’s coverage of the Capital Region Labor Day Parade.

After that, H Bosh Jr honors Shana Gourdine who is a finalist for the woman of inspiration award.

Finally, we’re joined by internationally recognized wrongful conviction expert, advocate, and attorney, Jeffrey Deskovich.

"Arm of the Sea" Theatre Cofounder and Managing Director Patrick Wadden talks with Hudson Mohawk Magazine's Andrea Cunliffe.

They speak of the arts ensemble that fuses visual storytelling with live music in contemporary works of mask and puppet theater.

This " Dirt: The Secret Life of Soil" production will take place in Freedom Square, a two-minute walk from the Sanctuary. On October 8th at 2:00.

In celebration of Banned Books Week, we hear about two free little libraries in Saratoga. Sarah Craig, Executive Director of Caffe Lena, talks about the "Little Liberty Library" in the Caffe's courtyard at 47 Phila St. Then Linda LeTendre of Peace Action discusses the little library outside the "Black Elks Club" at 69 Beekman Street, which focuses on books covering black history and black culture. We also hear about a read-aloud event on Saturday 9/24. For more details, visit caffelena.org or contact Linda at [email protected]. Produced by Brea Barthel for Hudson Mohawk Magazine.

When Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer got Senator Manchin to agree to pass the climate funding bill, he agreed to a side deal to attach a bill to weaken oversight of fossil fuel projects to the resolution to continue operating the federal government, a bill due to be voted upon by the end of September. Today more than 400 scientists released a letter imploring Congress to reject the deal and leaders of 13 national environmental groups were arrested for blockading the entrance to the US Senate. Thomas Meyer, National Organizing Manager of Food and Water Watch, talks with Mark Dunlea of Hudson Mohawk Magazine.

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 Corinne Carey and Renée Powell.