Hudson Mohawk Magazine

If you're a fan of delicious, homemade sourdough bread and you live in the capital region, you may have heard whispers about Ovenbird Baking. Professionally-trained baker Eliza Hunter started Ovenbird after she found herself at home when the COVID pandemic hit, selling loaves of tasty sourdough out of her home to friends and those who learned about her through word of mouth. Eliza combines her baking skills, art training, and her love of birds to make uniquely gorgeous loaves she now sells (and delivers!) to Instagram-savvy people in the know. HMM correspondent and sourdough fan Corinne Carey spoke with Eliza about Ovenbird Baking.

If you're a fan of delicious, homemade sourdough bread and you live in the capital region, you may have heard whispers about Ovenbird Baking. Professionally-trained baker Eliza Hunter started Ovenbird after she found herself at home when the COVID pandemic hit, selling loaves of tasty sourdough out of her home to friends and those who learned about her through word of mouth. Eliza combines her baking skills, art training, and her love of birds to make uniquely gorgeous loaves she now sells (and delivers!) to Instagram-savvy people in the know. HMM correspondent and sourdough fan Corinne Carey spoke with Eliza about Ovenbird Baking.

The young minds of Troy Prep High School's Media Club present this Youth News break for Hudson Mohawk Magazine. In this week's segment we'll hear about censorship in the school system, a battle of words between singer-song writers, and an interview with the newest addition to the Troy Prep High School staff, Mr. Mitchell.

The young minds of Troy Prep High School's Media Club present this Youth News break for Hudson Mohawk Magazine. In this week's segment we'll hear about censorship in the school system, a battle of words between singer-song writers, and an interview with the newest addition to the Troy Prep High School staff, Mr. Mitchell.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

We begin with a discussion about the proposed New York State budget, in Mark Dunlea’s interview with Ron Deutsch of New Yorkers for Fiscal Fairness.

Then, our roaming labor correspondent Willie Terry brings us his latest update with Doug Bullock on the Solidarity Committee of the Capital District.

Later on, Sina Basila Hickey talks with Devin Robinson, a science teacher at Troy High School who is also one of the Sanctuary’s Nature Lab community scientists.

After that, we hear my interview with Donald Hyman about his historical documentary productions capturing stories of well-known and lesser-known African Americans.

Finally, we introduce you to Emily Curro, The Sanctuary for Independent Media’s new Development and Communications Director.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

We begin with a discussion about the proposed New York State budget, in Mark Dunlea’s interview with Ron Deutsch of New Yorkers for Fiscal Fairness.

Then, our roaming labor correspondent Willie Terry brings us his latest update with Doug Bullock on the Solidarity Committee of the Capital District.

Later on, Sina Basila Hickey talks with Devin Robinson, a science teacher at Troy High School who is also one of the Sanctuary’s Nature Lab community scientists.

After that, we hear my interview with Donald Hyman about his historical documentary productions capturing stories of well-known and lesser-known African Americans.

Finally, we introduce you to Emily Curro, The Sanctuary for Independent Media’s new Development and Communications Director.

We’d like to introduce you to The Sanctuary for Independent Media newest hire, Emily Curro

photo is by: Willie David Short V

We’d like to introduce you to The Sanctuary for Independent Media newest hire, Emily Curro

photo is by: Willie David Short V

Donald Hyman, local actor/ producer/ director/ educator, talks with Brea Barthel about how his "living theatrical historical documentaries" capture tales of African Americans that might otherwise be lost. A film of "Conversations on Freedom," his most recent work on the formation of the Pullman Porters Union, the first African-American union in the U.S., will premiere in an event at the Albany Institute of History and Art on Saturday 2/5/22. Hear about that as well as his earlier work on Zora Neale Hurston, Maya Angelou, Harriet Tubman, and oral histories of local Albany folks. For info on the 2/5 event, visit www.albanyinstitute.org. For more on Don, look for him on YouTube!

Donald Hyman, local actor/ producer/ director/ educator, talks with Brea Barthel about how his "living theatrical historical documentaries" capture tales of African Americans that might otherwise be lost. A film of "Conversations on Freedom," his most recent work on the formation of the Pullman Porters Union, the first African-American union in the U.S., will premiere in an event at the Albany Institute of History and Art on Saturday 2/5/22. Hear about that as well as his earlier work on Zora Neale Hurston, Maya Angelou, Harriet Tubman, and oral histories of local Albany folks. For info on the 2/5 event, visit www.albanyinstitute.org. For more on Don, look for him on YouTube!