Hudson Mohawk Magazine

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

We begin with Mark Dunlea telling us about the upcoming March 24th virtual Health Justice Town Hall to be sponsored by the Poor People’s Campaign.

Then, roaming labor correspondent Willie Terry brings us part four of his interview with Saladin Muhammed, founder of the group Black Workers for Justice.

Later on, Sarah Abraham interviews Aileen Javier about her work with the People’s Health Sanctuary and her view of radio as important activism.

After that, producer Jacob Boston talks with varsity football player Michael Brown about the trials and tribulations of a student athlete from freshman year through senior year.

Finally, Andrea Cunliffe brings us a story about rehabilitation in prison and reentry after incarceration.

Michael brown has been through it all when it comes to the trials and tribulations of the student-athlete experience. He talks about the struggle of maintaining his high athletic standard whilst growing up from a bright-eyed freshman to an experienced and decorated senior and looks back on the memories he made along the way.

HMM producer Aileen Javier speaks with correspondent Sarah Abraham about what People's Health Sanctuary is and how it came about. She also speaks about radio being a form of activism and why it is so important.

People's Health Sanctuary is co-sponsoring the upcoming Mushroom Symposium event on April 19th. More information on our website: www.mediasanctuary.org/events

HMM producer Aileen Javier speaks with correspondent Sarah Abraham about what People's Health Sanctuary is and how it came about. She also speaks about radio being a form of activism and why it is so important.

People's Health Sanctuary is co-sponsoring the upcoming Mushroom Symposium event on April 19th. More information on our website: www.mediasanctuary.org/events

Jill McLellen from Alternative to Violence Project (AVP) and Carolyn Polikarpus from Transformative in-Prison Workgroup (TPW) talk with HMM's Andrea Cunliffe about the work of their organizations and volunteers who bring education and rehabilitation to those in prison. They speak about the opportunities available for incarcerated people to transform their lives, the support given to those who participate in these programs, and about the transformative and healing power of community-based in-prison programs.

If interested in supporting people as they come home, suggested contacts for the Capital Regions are the Rensselaer County Taskforce, Albany County Taskforce and Schenectady County Taskforce.

Jill McLellen from Alternative to Violence Project (AVP) and Carolyn Polikarpus from Transformative in-Prison Workgroup (TPW) talk with HMM's Andrea Cunliffe about the work of their organizations and volunteers who bring education and rehabilitation to those in prison. They speak about the opportunities available for incarcerated people to transform their lives, the support given to those who participate in these programs, and about the transformative and healing power of community-based in-prison programs.

If interested in supporting people as they come home, suggested contacts for the Capital Regions are the Rensselaer County Taskforce, Albany County Taskforce and Schenectady County Taskforce.

On Thursday, March 24, the Poor People's Campaign is helping to sponsor a virtual Health Justice Town Hall. Rev. Joe Paparne of the NYS Labor-Religion Coalition talks about the campaign and the effort to enact NY Health, a single-payer proposal. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network. (see https://linktr.ee/nysppc)

On Thursday, March 24, the Poor People's Campaign is helping to sponsor a virtual Health Justice Town Hall. Rev. Joe Paparne of the NYS Labor-Religion Coalition talks about the campaign and the effort to enact NY Health, a single-payer proposal. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network. (see https://linktr.ee/nysppc)

Hold On Honeys is an indie-folk minimalist vocal trio with Shannon Rafferty, Raya Malcolm, and Emily Curro. Shannon Rafferty spoke with Hudson Mohawk Magazine about the origins of the trio, musical influences, and upcoming shows.

Hold On Honeys is an indie-folk minimalist vocal trio with Shannon Rafferty, Raya Malcolm, and Emily Curro. Shannon Rafferty spoke with Hudson Mohawk Magazine about the origins of the trio, musical influences, and upcoming shows.