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  • Suddenly You're a Minority: Immigration and Social Anxiety
    Social anxiety is usually understood as an internal malady for which individuals seek treatment, yet local psychologist Ke Fang's clinical experience and research on Chinese immigrants to the U.S. show the role racism plays and the difference social context makes. Dr. Fang talks with HMM producer Cathy Silber about the disorientations and rewards of immigration and the mindsets most helpful to easing such a major transition. Edited by Jody Cowan.
    11 min
  • Suddenly You're a Minority: Immigration and Social Anxiety
    Social anxiety is usually understood as an internal malady for which individuals seek treatment, yet local psychologist Ke Fang's clinical experience and research on Chinese immigrants to the U.S. show the role racism plays and the difference social context makes. Dr. Fang talks with HMM producer Cathy Silber about the disorientations and rewards of immigration and the mindsets most helpful to easing such a major transition. Edited by Jody Cowan.
    11 min
  • U.S. Money Grab of Afghanistan Former Account
    $7 billion from Afghanistan's former central bank has been frozen in U.S. accounts since the Taliban rose to power last summer. President Biden recently announced he plans to give half the money to families of victims of the September 11 attacks while the other half will go to international humanitarian groups. Phyliss Bennis of the Institute of Policy Studies discusses the problems with what is largely a theft of such funds at a time when millions in Afghanistan are starving and the country is seeking to recover from two decades of American-led occupation. With Mark Dunlea of Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.
    10 min
  • U.S. Money Grab of Afghanistan Former Account
    $7 billion from Afghanistan's former central bank has been frozen in U.S. accounts since the Taliban rose to power last summer. President Biden recently announced he plans to give half the money to families of victims of the September 11 attacks while the other half will go to international humanitarian groups. Phyliss Bennis of the Institute of Policy Studies discusses the problems with what is largely a theft of such funds at a time when millions in Afghanistan are starving and the country is seeking to recover from two decades of American-led occupation. With Mark Dunlea of Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.
    10 min
  • Climate Peril
    Hugh Johnson is giving a talk on Climate Peril on Monday, February 28 at 7 pm at the First Unitarian Church in Albany, and everyone is welcome. He came on the show to give us a teaser of what we can expect at the talk.
    11 min
  • Climate Peril
    Hugh Johnson is giving a talk on Climate Peril on Monday, February 28 at 7 pm at the First Unitarian Church in Albany, and everyone is welcome. He came on the show to give us a teaser of what we can expect at the talk.
    11 min
  • HMM 02 - 15 - 22
    Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,
    First, Mark Dunlea speaks to Joe Ritchie about DEC’s cease and desist order to Norlite in Cohoes over its contamination of the neighborhood, in violation of air pollution regulations.
    Then, we speak with Albany Housing Services Advocate Danielle Smith about their upcoming webinar on tenant-landlord communication.
    Later on, Steve Pierce talks with Yes Man Mike Bonnano about the Mettleverse.
    After that, Catherine Rafferty tells us about Bridging the Divide premiere and panel discussion on Feb 17.
    Finally, Meteorologist Hugh Johnson joins us for the latest in weather.
    59 min
  • HMM 02 - 15 - 22
    Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,
    First, Mark Dunlea speaks to Joe Ritchie about DEC’s cease and desist order to Norlite in Cohoes over its contamination of the neighborhood, in violation of air pollution regulations.
    Then, we speak with Albany Housing Services Advocate Danielle Smith about their upcoming webinar on tenant-landlord communication.
    Later on, Steve Pierce talks with Yes Man Mike Bonnano about the Mettleverse.
    After that, Catherine Rafferty tells us about Bridging the Divide premiere and panel discussion on Feb 17.
    Finally, Meteorologist Hugh Johnson joins us for the latest in weather.
    59 min
  • Bridging the Divide
    Can a community heal through shared art? The Uniting Line project worked with artist Jade Warrick to transform the Hoosick St underpass. The documentary film, Bridging the Divide, documented the installation of art and spoke with neighbors about the legacy of the dividing bridge. Sina Basilla Hickey talks with Catherine Rafferty about the upcoming documentary premier and panel talk taking place on Thursday, February 17th at 7:30PM on WMHT.
    Register for the event at: https://ovee.itvs.org/screenings/d5aw3
    Learn more about the film: https://www.wmht.org/bridgingthedivide/
    10 min
  • Bridging the Divide
    Can a community heal through shared art? The Uniting Line project worked with artist Jade Warrick to transform the Hoosick St underpass. The documentary film, Bridging the Divide, documented the installation of art and spoke with neighbors about the legacy of the dividing bridge. Sina Basilla Hickey talks with Catherine Rafferty about the upcoming documentary premier and panel talk taking place on Thursday, February 17th at 7:30PM on WMHT.
    Register for the event at: https://ovee.itvs.org/screenings/d5aw3
    Learn more about the film: https://www.wmht.org/bridgingthedivide/
    10 min

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Hudson Mohawk Magazine is a local volunteer-produced news hour that provides sanctuary for the discussion of a wide range of topics, scaling from the global to the hyper-local. The show is broadcasted from The Sanctuary for Independent Media on WOOC 105.3 FM.