Hudson Mohawk Magazine

Rochester, NY emcee & producer Moses Rockwell recently released his 12th album entitled Until You Run Out of Cake. HMM's Jody Cowan spoke with him about his new project and goes into making Moses' signature sound.

Moses Rockwell's new album Until You Run Out of Cake is available to listen to now on all streaming platforms and support at MosesRockwell.com

He Will also be performing at Troy's No Fun Friday March 18th as part of Homeboy Sandman's There In Spirit Tour

Rochester, NY emcee & producer Moses Rockwell recently released his 12th album entitled Until You Run Out of Cake. HMM's Jody Cowan spoke with him about his new project and goes into making Moses' signature sound.

Moses Rockwell's new album Until You Run Out of Cake is available to listen to now on all streaming platforms and support at MosesRockwell.com

He Will also be performing at Troy's No Fun Friday March 18th as part of Homeboy Sandman's There In Spirit Tour

On Thursday, March 3, 2022, after the third and final public hearing on redistricting and the finance meeting, Troy City Council President gave her legislative address. In this excerpt, Carmella Mantello discusses finances, the Neighborhood Improvement Program, pools, community police, police review board, ARPA funds, gun violence, and more.

On Thursday, March 3, 2022, after the third and final public hearing on redistricting and the finance meeting, Troy City Council President gave her legislative address. In this excerpt, Carmella Mantello discusses finances, the Neighborhood Improvement Program, pools, community police, police review board, ARPA funds, gun violence, and more.

On March 3, the NYS Climate Action Council held its first meeting since adopting a draft climate scoping plan. The meeting laid out the council's work plan for the year, starting with the public comment process. We hear from the Council Co-Chairs, DEC Commissioner Basil Seggos and NYSERDA head Doreen Harris, followed by the Council's Executive Director Sarah Osgood. At the end are some comments from Council members Prof. Bob Howarth of Cornell and Anne Reynolds of the Alliance for Clean Energy. By Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.

On March 3, the NYS Climate Action Council held its first meeting since adopting a draft climate scoping plan. The meeting laid out the council's work plan for the year, starting with the public comment process. We hear from the Council Co-Chairs, DEC Commissioner Basil Seggos and NYSERDA head Doreen Harris, followed by the Council's Executive Director Sarah Osgood. At the end are some comments from Council members Prof. Bob Howarth of Cornell and Anne Reynolds of the Alliance for Clean Energy. By Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

We begin with Mark Dunlea’s look at the lawsuit being brought by the Rensselaer Environmental Coalition to require Rensselaer County’s Public Health Director to investigate the Dunn Landfill.

Then, we hear an excerpt from a virtual press conference hosted by Survivor advocacy groups in response to former Governor Cuomo’s ad campaign attacking survivors

Later on, in part three of their interview, our roaming labor correspondent Willie Terry talks with Saladin Mohamed, founder of Black Workers for Justice, about how Black History Month should be celebrated.

After that, Sarah Abraham asks Nikki Rogers about the Friday event at Root3d called R𝒂𝒅𝒊𝒄𝒂𝒍 S𝒆𝒍𝒇 A𝒄𝒄𝒆𝒑𝒕𝒂𝒏𝒄𝒆

Finally, correspondent Andrea Cunliffe joins artist Judith Braun on a walk through her new exhibition at Albany’s Opalka Gallery.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

We begin with Mark Dunlea’s look at the lawsuit being brought by the Rensselaer Environmental Coalition to require Rensselaer County’s Public Health Director to investigate the Dunn Landfill.

Then, we hear an excerpt from a virtual press conference hosted by Survivor advocacy groups in response to former Governor Cuomo’s ad campaign attacking survivors

Later on, in part three of their interview, our roaming labor correspondent Willie Terry talks with Saladin Mohamed, founder of Black Workers for Justice, about how Black History Month should be celebrated.

After that, Sarah Abraham asks Nikki Rogers about the Friday event at Root3d called R𝒂𝒅𝒊𝒄𝒂𝒍 S𝒆𝒍𝒇 A𝒄𝒄𝒆𝒑𝒕𝒂𝒏𝒄𝒆

Finally, correspondent Andrea Cunliffe joins artist Judith Braun on a walk through her new exhibition at Albany’s Opalka Gallery.

Nikki Rogers spoke with HMM correspondent Sarah Abraham about her journey with yoga, as it pertains to her healing process for mental health. Nikki is a yoga activist who works with Community Yoga Services to bring yoga where it isn't. She also speaks about the upcoming event hosted by Root3d (@Root3dHealing on Instagram), that occurs Friday, March 4th at 6pm.

Nikki Rogers spoke with HMM correspondent Sarah Abraham about her journey with yoga, as it pertains to her healing process for mental health. Nikki is a yoga activist who works with Community Yoga Services to bring yoga where it isn't. She also speaks about the upcoming event hosted by Root3d (@Root3dHealing on Instagram), that occurs Friday, March 4th at 6pm.