Hudson Mohawk Magazine

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

We begin with a story about Sheridan Hollow in Albany being designated a brownfield opportunity community.

Then, for our peace bucket, we discuss the decision by President Biden to seize billions in funds from Afghanistan.

Later on, we hear from Dr. Fang about the social anxiety, racism and other issues that Chinese immigrants encounter.

After that, Steve Pierce updates us on the stained glass windows repair at the Sanctuary.

Finally, we hear from Bryan Smith, a photojournalist currently in the Ukraine.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

We begin with a story about Sheridan Hollow in Albany being designated a brownfield opportunity community.

Then, for our peace bucket, we discuss the decision by President Biden to seize billions in funds from Afghanistan.

Later on, we hear from Dr. Fang about the social anxiety, racism and other issues that Chinese immigrants encounter.

After that, Steve Pierce updates us on the stained glass windows repair at the Sanctuary.

Finally, we hear from Bryan Smith, a photojournalist currently in the Ukraine.

The Sanctuary may have mostly been closed to the public since the pandemic began, but there has still been a lot going on, such as the stained glass window repair. Steve Pierce came to the studio to tell us more.

The Sanctuary may have mostly been closed to the public since the pandemic began, but there has still been a lot going on, such as the stained glass window repair. Steve Pierce came to the studio to tell us more.

Hudson Mohawk Magazine contributor Garrett McCarey speaks with Joseph Dalton, Times Union contributor and reviewer about how the arts have been affected by the pandemic, and the Black Lives Matter and #MeToo movements.

For more information go to JosephDalton.net or pick up "Artist and Activists: Culture in NY's Capital Region" published by Troy Book Makers.

Hudson Mohawk Magazine contributor Garrett McCarey speaks with Joseph Dalton, Times Union contributor and reviewer about how the arts have been affected by the pandemic, and the Black Lives Matter and #MeToo movements.

For more information go to JosephDalton.net or pick up "Artist and Activists: Culture in NY's Capital Region" published by Troy Book Makers.

The state has declared 106 acres in Sheridan Hollow in Albany as a Brownfield Opportunity Area, The BOA designation means developers will be eligible for tax credits and other incentives to encourage the cleanup of potentially contaminated sites. Susan Cotner of the Affordable Housing Partnership discusses how this will impact the community. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.

The state has declared 106 acres in Sheridan Hollow in Albany as a Brownfield Opportunity Area, The BOA designation means developers will be eligible for tax credits and other incentives to encourage the cleanup of potentially contaminated sites. Susan Cotner of the Affordable Housing Partnership discusses how this will impact the community. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.

In our current media world where attention spans are short and new info is only a click away, a poignant image is more powerful than ever. Moses Nagel spoke with Bryan Smith, a photojournalist with local roots who has covered some of the most consequential stories of the last 2 decades. He is currently doing reporting on the conflict in Ukraine.

Bryan Smith's work can be found at www.bryanrobertsmith.com and on Instagram @b.r.smith.

In our current media world where attention spans are short and new info is only a click away, a poignant image is more powerful than ever. Moses Nagel spoke with Bryan Smith, a photojournalist with local roots who has covered some of the most consequential stories of the last 2 decades. He is currently doing reporting on the conflict in Ukraine.

Bryan Smith's work can be found at www.bryanrobertsmith.com and on Instagram @b.r.smith.