Hudson Mohawk Magazine

In this episode of Is Radio Dying? Caelan McPherson talks with Richard Towne, the Executive Director of KUNM 89.9 FM. Caelan asked about how KNUM works with both student and community volunteers, how KNUM got its start, and, of course, if radio is dying

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

In this episode of Is Radio Dying? Caelan McPherson talks with Richard Towne, the Executive Director of KUNM 89.9 FM. Caelan asked about how KNUM works with both student and community volunteers, how KNUM got its start, and, of course, if radio is dying

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

This Wednesday, March 30th, the Schenectady school board will meet to vote on a new budget that includes a plan to add 6 Schenectady police officers in the the public schools paid for by the school budget.

Jamaica Miles is one of the founders of All of Us In Schenectady and a member of the school board. She spoke with Moses Nagel about the upcoming meeting and the community opposition to the embedded police officers.

This Wednesday, March 30th, the Schenectady school board will meet to vote on a new budget that includes a plan to add 6 Schenectady police officers in the the public schools paid for by the school budget.

Jamaica Miles is one of the founders of All of Us In Schenectady and a member of the school board. She spoke with Moses Nagel about the upcoming meeting and the community opposition to the embedded police officers.

Retired Meteorologist Hugh Johnson spoke with hosts Blaise Bryant and Brea Barthel about how climate affects rising Hudson River waters, this cold spell, and climate agendas he wants to see from his local representative.

Retired Meteorologist Hugh Johnson spoke with hosts Blaise Bryant and Brea Barthel about how climate affects rising Hudson River waters, this cold spell, and climate agendas he wants to see from his local representative.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

We begin with Mark Dunlea bringing a labor perspective on the cryptocurrency industry.

Then, Aileen Javier talks with a resident of Candlestick Mobile Home Park about how she and others have formed a tenants association to try to combat the spiraling costs of lot rentals.

Later on, artist Raven Halfmoon talks with Sina Basila Hickey about Caddo culture and language.

After that, Avery Stempel of Collar City Mushrooms and HMM producer Corinne Carey talk with Andrea Cunliffe about the effects of psilocybin, in anticipation of the April 9th event “Ending the Prohibition of the Mind: A Mushroom Symposium.”

Finally, Hugh Johnson is back for our weekly look at meteorology and related topics.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

We begin with Mark Dunlea bringing a labor perspective on the cryptocurrency industry.

Then, Aileen Javier talks with a resident of Candlestick Mobile Home Park about how she and others have formed a tenants association to try to combat the spiraling costs of lot rentals.

Later on, artist Raven Halfmoon talks with Sina Basila Hickey about Caddo culture and language.

After that, Avery Stempel of Collar City Mushrooms and HMM producer Corinne Carey talk with Andrea Cunliffe about the effects of psilocybin, in anticipation of the April 9th event “Ending the Prohibition of the Mind: A Mushroom Symposium.”

Finally, Hugh Johnson is back for our weekly look at meteorology and related topics.

Betz Clair, an organizer, advocate and a resident of the Candlestick Mobile Home Park talks to HMM about how the lot rent is spiraling out of the realm of affordable housing once the park was purchased by Lakeshore Management. In addition to the rent increase, there has been a reduction of the services and the maintenance of the park is slipping away. The residents have decided to organize, and with the help of Manufactured Housing Action (MHAction.org) they have formed a tenant’s association to address the changes in the park. HMM will follow up with the residents of Candlestick Mobile Home Park.

Interview by Aileen Javier

Betz Clair, an organizer, advocate and a resident of the Candlestick Mobile Home Park talks to HMM about how the lot rent is spiraling out of the realm of affordable housing once the park was purchased by Lakeshore Management. In addition to the rent increase, there has been a reduction of the services and the maintenance of the park is slipping away. The residents have decided to organize, and with the help of Manufactured Housing Action (MHAction.org) they have formed a tenant’s association to address the changes in the park. HMM will follow up with the residents of Candlestick Mobile Home Park.

Interview by Aileen Javier