Hudson Mohawk Magazine

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

We begin with an update on the effort against proof of work cryptocurrency mining due to its climate impact.

Then, we hear from professor Stephen Zunes about Ukraine.

After that, we hear from the former Troy city clerk about how the city council functions.

Later on for “Is Radio Dying?”, we hear from Reverend Joan Ross of WNUC in Detroit.

Finally, we hear about the 2022 Woodworkers Showcase in Saratoga Springs on March 26 and 27.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

We begin with an update on the effort against proof of work cryptocurrency mining due to its climate impact.

Then, we hear from professor Stephen Zunes about Ukraine.

After that, we hear from the former Troy city clerk about how the city council functions.

Later on for “Is Radio Dying?”, we hear from Reverend Joan Ross of WNUC in Detroit.

Finally, we hear about the 2022 Woodworkers Showcase in Saratoga Springs on March 26 and 27.

Ever feel like you are out of the loop in what is happening in the city? Mara Drogan who was the Troy City Clerk from January 2018 until January 2022 sat down with Hudson Mohawk Producer Elizabeth Press to discuss civic engagement, how the city council works and how to sign up for more information.

On Thursday, March 24th at 6:00 pm there is a Finance meeting which will be followed by a special meeting. The city announced the meetings as both hybrid and in-person.

Photo credit: Lauren Hunn

Ever feel like you are out of the loop in what is happening in the city? Mara Drogan who was the Troy City Clerk from January 2018 until January 2022 sat down with Hudson Mohawk Producer Elizabeth Press to discuss civic engagement, how the city council works and how to sign up for more information.

On Thursday, March 24th at 6:00 pm there is a Finance meeting which will be followed by a special meeting. The city announced the meetings as both hybrid and in-person.

Photo credit: Lauren Hunn

The NYS Assembly Environmental Conservation Committee voted to pass legislation (A7389C) to establish a moratorium on cryptocurrency mining. The Senate approved a bill last session. Liz Moran of Earth Justice discusses the negative climate impact of proof of work cryptocurrency mining and how things stand with the legislature and DEC as the March 31 deadline for the Greenidge plant looms. With Mark Dunea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network

The NYS Assembly Environmental Conservation Committee voted to pass legislation (A7389C) to establish a moratorium on cryptocurrency mining. The Senate approved a bill last session. Liz Moran of Earth Justice discusses the negative climate impact of proof of work cryptocurrency mining and how things stand with the legislature and DEC as the March 31 deadline for the Greenidge plant looms. With Mark Dunea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network

In this episode of Is Radio Dying? Caelan McPherson talks with Reverend Joan C. Ross. the Station Manager for WNUC 96.7FM in Detroit. Caelan asked about her show called "My Block, My Hood, My City", how to get the younger generation excited about radio, and, of course, if radio is dying.

In this episode of Is Radio Dying? Caelan McPherson talks with Reverend Joan C. Ross. the Station Manager for WNUC 96.7FM in Detroit. Caelan asked about her show called "My Block, My Hood, My City", how to get the younger generation excited about radio, and, of course, if radio is dying.

Stephen Zunes, Professor of Politics and International Students at the University of San Francisco, has written that while we should condemn the Russian invasion, we must also recognize that the United States has been violating other nations’ sovereignty for years. He also talks about Ukraine's recent history. With Mark Dunlea of the Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.

Stephen Zunes, Professor of Politics and International Students at the University of San Francisco, has written that while we should condemn the Russian invasion, we must also recognize that the United States has been violating other nations’ sovereignty for years. He also talks about Ukraine's recent history. With Mark Dunlea of the Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.