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"The Broken Record & The Oddity" is the current performance by The Troy Foundry Theatre. It's a sound-forward landscape that encourages the visitor to touch and play. Co/creators: Travis Wright & Katie Pedro explored the soundscape with HMM's Sina Basila Hickey

https://www.troyfoundrytheatre.com/programming

"The Broken Record & The Oddity" is the current performance by The Troy Foundry Theatre. It's a sound-forward landscape that encourages the visitor to touch and play. Co/creators: Travis Wright & Katie Pedro explored the soundscape with HMM's Sina Basila Hickey

https://www.troyfoundrytheatre.com/programming

As part of the March 25th global climate strike by Fridays For Future, activists gathered at the state capitol in Albany to demand a halt to fossil fuels and a rapid transition to 100% clean energy. We hear from Pippa Bartolotti, Preem Cabey of the Radix Center, labor leader Doug Bullock, and Carmen from the RPI Sunrise Movement. By Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.

As part of the March 25th global climate strike by Fridays For Future, activists gathered at the state capitol in Albany to demand a halt to fossil fuels and a rapid transition to 100% clean energy. We hear from Pippa Bartolotti, Preem Cabey of the Radix Center, labor leader Doug Bullock, and Carmen from the RPI Sunrise Movement. By Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.

The young minds of Troy Prep High School's Media Club present this Youth Pod break for Hudson Mohawk Magazine. Turning their focus away from the daily news headlines, this week the group had more free flowing conversations about their days in school including thoughts on an in-school talent show, maintaining proper hygiene, and hopeful updates to the current food situation.

The young minds of Troy Prep High School's Media Club present this Youth Pod break for Hudson Mohawk Magazine. Turning their focus away from the daily news headlines, this week the group had more free flowing conversations about their days in school including thoughts on an in-school talent show, maintaining proper hygiene, and hopeful updates to the current food situation.

Micky Jimenez, Regional Director of the Capital Region Capital District Latinos, explains the importance of food pantries offering culturally familiar foods to those experiencing food insecurity with HMM's Aleeka Noble. She also spoke about working with potential funders to continue the food efforts in the community, offering cultural cooking classes and services, and her hopes of ending food insecurity in communities.

Micky Jimenez, Regional Director of the Capital Region Capital District Latinos, explains the importance of food pantries offering culturally familiar foods to those experiencing food insecurity with HMM's Aleeka Noble. She also spoke about working with potential funders to continue the food efforts in the community, offering cultural cooking classes and services, and her hopes of ending food insecurity in communities.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

We begin Mark Dunlea’s report on the global climate strike on March 25, called by Fridays for Future,

Then, Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry brings us Senator Cory Booker’s stirring remarks to Supreme Court Nominee Ketanji Jackson Brown on the third day of her confirmation hearings,

Later on, Jacob Boston interviews Troy High School’s Matthew Marsh about teaching and coaching student athletes,

After that, Brea Barthel talks with Mary Partridge Brown about the Albany nonprofit Grassroot Giver’s community literacy project to distribute free books,

Finally, we’ll hear Sina Basila Hickey’s conversation with sculptor Raven Halfmoon about her solo exhibit at Art Omi.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

We begin Mark Dunlea’s report on the global climate strike on March 25, called by Fridays for Future,

Then, Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry brings us Senator Cory Booker’s stirring remarks to Supreme Court Nominee Ketanji Jackson Brown on the third day of her confirmation hearings,

Later on, Jacob Boston interviews Troy High School’s Matthew Marsh about teaching and coaching student athletes,

After that, Brea Barthel talks with Mary Partridge Brown about the Albany nonprofit Grassroot Giver’s community literacy project to distribute free books,

Finally, we’ll hear Sina Basila Hickey’s conversation with sculptor Raven Halfmoon about her solo exhibit at Art Omi.