Hudson Mohawk Magazine

UAlbany Graduate Student Keyanna Samuels discuss food & identity plus her food disorders/limitations with Hudson Mohawk Magazine producer Aleeka Noble. The gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) is a condition where stomach acid frequently flows back into the tube connecting your mouth and stomach (esophagus). You can experience esophageal irritation from this backwash (acid reflux). Learn from Keyanna as she navigates through her health and gives helpful tips.

Kevin O' Connor, the executive producer of the homeless shelter Joseph's House located in Troy, NY speaks with HMM correspondent Sarah Abraham about the connection between homelessness and mental illness.

Joseph's House has an upcoming "Winter Walk" event on March 18th. For more information about the event, their website is www.josephshousetroy.org

Kevin O' Connor, the executive producer of the homeless shelter Joseph's House located in Troy, NY speaks with HMM correspondent Sarah Abraham about the connection between homelessness and mental illness.

Joseph's House has an upcoming "Winter Walk" event on March 18th. For more information about the event, their website is www.josephshousetroy.org

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

To start, Mark Dunlea takes us to the March 8th rally at the state capitol by New York State Renews Climate Coalition.

Then, our roaming labor correspondent Willie Terry talks with Doug Bullock from the Solidarity Committee of the Capital District about items in their recent newsletter.

Later on, my co-host Blaise Bryant reports on the recent Disability Day of Mourning.

After that comes my monthly chat with Carol Roberts from Troy Public Library, looking at books to celebrate Women’s History Month.

Finally, Andrea Cunliffe speaks with Ellen Sinopoli about her dance company's site-specific performance at Albany’s Opalka Gallery.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

To start, Mark Dunlea takes us to the March 8th rally at the state capitol by New York State Renews Climate Coalition.

Then, our roaming labor correspondent Willie Terry talks with Doug Bullock from the Solidarity Committee of the Capital District about items in their recent newsletter.

Later on, my co-host Blaise Bryant reports on the recent Disability Day of Mourning.

After that comes my monthly chat with Carol Roberts from Troy Public Library, looking at books to celebrate Women’s History Month.

Finally, Andrea Cunliffe speaks with Ellen Sinopoli about her dance company's site-specific performance at Albany’s Opalka Gallery.

Dr. DeCoster is a professor at Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, teaching Bioethics. HMM correspondent Eunice Jeong spoke with Dr. DeCoster about bioethics, how they are related to people, and his work in this field. When we learn about biology, isn’t it ironic how we never learn about the ethics behind biology while the development of biology and medicine is to help people?

Dr. DeCoster is a professor at Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, teaching Bioethics. HMM correspondent Eunice Jeong spoke with Dr. DeCoster about bioethics, how they are related to people, and his work in this field. When we learn about biology, isn’t it ironic how we never learn about the ethics behind biology while the development of biology and medicine is to help people?

Hear about four books for youth that celebrate women in science and literature, plus heaps of activities in March at Troy Public Library. (Monkey puppet kits?!). Carol Roberts, Young People's Services Librarian, talks with Brea Barthel about four books: "Wonder Women of Science: Twelve Women Who are Currently Rocking Science, Technology, and the World (Fletcher & Rue, 2021); "She Made a Monster:: How Mary Shelley Created Frankenstein (Lynn Fulton, 2018); "Amelia Lost: The Life and Disappearance of Amelia Earhart (Candace Fleming, 2011); and "Long Lost" (Jacqueline West, 2021). For more info, see troypl.org. Or check uhls.org for info on other libraries.

Hear about four books for youth that celebrate women in science and literature, plus heaps of activities in March at Troy Public Library. (Monkey puppet kits?!). Carol Roberts, Young People's Services Librarian, talks with Brea Barthel about four books: "Wonder Women of Science: Twelve Women Who are Currently Rocking Science, Technology, and the World (Fletcher & Rue, 2021); "She Made a Monster:: How Mary Shelley Created Frankenstein (Lynn Fulton, 2018); "Amelia Lost: The Life and Disappearance of Amelia Earhart (Candace Fleming, 2011); and "Long Lost" (Jacqueline West, 2021). For more info, see troypl.org. Or check uhls.org for info on other libraries.

On March 1, the disability community memorializes disabled people who were killed by people responsible for their care. The New York Association on Independent Living, the Autistic Self Advocacy Network, and Not Dead Yet temed up to host a virtual event this year. HMM Host and Producer Blaise Bryant shares a clip from the event.