Hudson Mohawk Magazine

Long time Capital Region concert producer Mona Golub speaks with Hudson Mohawk Magazine correspondent Steve Pierce about the 2022 summer season of free music and more at Prospect Park in Schenectady.

For more information, visit www.musichavenstage.org

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine:

We begin with Gloria Mattera, the Green Party nominee for Lieutenant Governor.

Then, we hear more from the forum after “The Inheritance” screening by Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry.

Later on, Dulcinia Diggs speaks with two basketball players about keeping their head in the game.

After that, we get a update from the Our Soil project.

Finally, Troy Prep student Rakiah speaks with with her American history teacher about storytelling.

The young minds of Troy Prep High School's Media Club present this Interview of Interest for Hudson Mohawk Magazine. Rakiah is interested in the characters and storytelling of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). To talk about their shared interest, Rakiah spoke with American history teacher Emily Wild.

All year members of Media Club have worked to break down the messaging in the media they engage with and have learned the skills to create their own content. The 2021-2022 program has been led by teaching artist Jody Cowan for the Sanctuary for Independent Media

Where is lead contaminated soil a problem? How can we bring soil science to the hands of the people? What are some precautions we can take when there is the possibility of lead contaminated soil?

Hudson Mohawk Magazine producer Sina Basila Hickey headed to NATURE Lab where Abby Kinchy and Guy Schaffer were preparing soil kits for a trip to Sydney, Australia and what they've discovered about lead in Troy.

https://oursoil.wp.rpi.edu

Jared Stubblebine and Kareem Porter are two 17 year olds from Newton, MA who play for ASA Hoops and they played at the Impact Athletic Center this past Saturday 5/29/22. In this segment they talk about how they keep their heads in the game with Hudson Mohawk Magazine's Dulcinia Diggs.

Former Governor Cuomo and the state Democrats have passed laws to prevent independent third party candidates from running for statewide office, among the hardest ballot access laws in the world. Still, the Green Party is mounting a challenge. We talk with public health care worker Gloria Mattera, the Green Party nominee for Lieutenant Governor.

For the 2021-2022 school year, Troy Prep High has offered a variety of after-school clubs for their students to explore different extracurricular activities.

Members from the 2022 Media Club, featuring youth voices producing radio content, set out to interview students from some of the other clubs on campus for The Sanctuary for Independent Media's Hudson Mohawk Magazine show.

A special episode:

a recording of Stretched Thin: The Grief of Traumatic Loss w/ Lisa Good

a virtual event presented by People's Health Sanctuary of The Sanctuary for Independent Media that took place February 5, 2021

On Tuesday, May 10, 2022, Hudson Mohawk Magazine Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry attended the "The Inheritance," a one-hour film on the dynamic history of the U.S. labor movement. In this part two labor segment, Willie recorded the panel discussion on the movie with panelists Shana Davis, Zach Stever, and Paul Cole with moderator Rev. Ibrahim Pedrinan. The Capital District Area Labor Federation and Albany County Central Federation of Labor co-sponsored the event.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine:

We begin with Mark Dunlea brings us a report on The Climate Change Superfund Act.

Then, we have an update on the Zoning of 1011 the last natural forest land in Troy.

Later on, Willie Terry brings us to a speak out in support of the people who suffered in the Buffalo attacks.

After that, we hear from Troy Prep student Abri about unlikable characters in literature.

Finally, Corinne Carey takes us to the Foraged Food Festival.