Hudson Mohawk Magazine

Hana van der Kolk and Greg Talamini from Troy Bike Rescue speak to Dasha Serdyuk about Troy Bike Rescue. Troy Bike Rescue strives to make our community more eco-friendly and sustainable by recycling old, used bicycles!

Today, you will hear from Steve Pierce at Media Sanctuary, interviewed by one of our students, Soraya Mbaoua. Media Sanctuary is an organization that supports social, cultural, and environmental justice through media and creative expression.

TripleE's host, H. Bosh Jr, continues his interview with Denise Berkley who was elected to CSEA Statewide Executive Vice President in February 2020. Berkley said, “The labor movement created a strong middle class and continues to boost our economy. Despite attacks, we are stronger than ever, and we are thriving because we fight with our activism, perseverance and grit. I believe unions are central to protecting all working families and rewarding work again." This is part 2 of a two part interview.

TripleE's host, H. Bosh Jr, speaks with Denise Berkley, Statewide Executive Vice President for CSEA. Berkley is also the chair of AFSCME’s Racial, Social and Economic Justice Workgroup where she leads union members across the country in addressing racism and injustice both in the labor movement and in the larger national conversation.

Denise has been a member of the Coalition of Black Trade Unionists (CBTU) for 34 years, and CBTU National Women’s Chair since May 2013.

This is part 1 of a 2 part interview.

On February 21, 1965, at the Audubon Ballroom in Harlem, New York, African American Revolutionary activist Malcolm X was assassinated while addressing a meeting of his group, the Organization of African American Unity (OAAU). Malcolm X was a prominent figure in the Black Freedom Struggle. WOOC Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry interviewed Brother X of the Capital Region in a five-part segment about Malcolm's views and thoughts and how they apply to today's Freedom Struggles. Part 5.

On February 21, 1965, at the Audubon Ballroom in Harlem, New York, African American Revolutionary activists Malcolm X was assassinated while addressing a meeting of his group, the Organization of African American Unity (OAAU). Malcolm X was a prominent figure in the Black Freedom Struggle. WOOC Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry interviewed Brother X of the Capital Region in a five-part segment about Malcolm's views and thoughts and how they apply to today's Freedom Struggles. Part 4.

On February 21, 1965, at the Audubon Ballroom in Harlem, New York, African American Revolutionary activists Malcolm X was assassinated while addressing a meeting of his group, the Organization of African American Unity (OAAU). Malcolm X was a prominent figure in the Black Freedom Struggle. WOOC Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry interviewed Brother X of the Capital Region in a five-part segment about Malcolm's views and thoughts and how they apply to today's Freedom Struggles. Part 3.

This is the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, broadcasting from the Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy, NY with Andrea Cunliffe and I’m Mark Dunlea.

Today, we start out with an update on the Community Choice Aggregation effort for electricity in the Capital District.

Then, for our weekly peace segment, we talk with Joe Lombardo about Biden and his international foreign policy plans.

And later on, Willie Terry hosts a segment on Black Workers in a Time of COVID.

After that, we have a segment on the challenges college students have during the pandemic.

Finally, HMM is joined by Casey Camp Horinek of the Ponca Tribe in Oklahoma, to discuss why Congress must address plastic pollution and environmental injustice in the next stimulus bill

HMM's Andrea Cunliffe interviews HMM's Mark Dunlea about the status of Community Choice Aggregation in the Capital District. What is CCA? How does it compare to other places? What part can the local community take in supporting clean energy?

On February 21, 1965, at the Audubon Ballroom in Harlem, New York, African American Revolutionary activists Malcolm X was assassinated while addressing a meeting of his group, the Organization of African American Unity (OAAU). Malcolm X was a prominent figure in the Black Freedom Struggle. WOOC Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry interviewed Brother X of the Capital Region in a five-part segment about Malcolm's views and thoughts and how they apply to today's Freedom Struggles. Part 2.