Today, we have an interview with Prof. Larry Wittner about his talk this Sunday at Sage College in Albany on nuclear war.

Then, we hear about Troy’s African American Community: Its Quest for Freedom and Equality before the American Civil War.

After that, Alexis interviews Francis Magai on dumpster diving

Then we talk with Mark Emanation about this Friday’s 7th annual Dustin Mele Memorial Benefit at Revolution Hall in Troy this Friday.

Finally, on our weekly Schenectady today segment, we here about the St. Clare's Pension Recovery Alliance

As The World Turns Segment 4 join us we spoke with Hugh Johnson on how to save the world one step at a time.

Prof. Lawrence Wittner will speak on Sunday March 8 at Sage Colleges of Albany about How the Trump Administration is Getting Us Ready for Nuclear War. At 12:30 in Rm 224 Campus Center, 140 New Scotland Ave. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.

Francis Magai is a Troy native with a semi-unusual hobby. He spoke to HMM's Alexis Goldsmith about his method of food recycling.

We talk with Mark Emanation abut the upcoming Dustin Mele Memorial Concert taking place on Saturday March 7 at 6 PM at Revolution Hall in Troy. The event benefits various suicide prevention groups. With Mark Dunlea for HMM.

From Friday March 6 to 21, the Climates of Inequality Exhibit will be at the Albany Stage Galley, 46 N. Swan St. Albany. The exhibit is sponsored by Skidmore College and SHARE (Sheridan Alliance for Renewable Energy). We talked with professor A.J. Schneller. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.

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Tonight we’ll hear Mark Dunlea’s report from the New York State Climate Action Council.

Host 1: Then, Willie Terry interview with Nuri Ronaght at the United National Anti-War conference.

And later on, another installment of Equality Under the Law: Practical Physics

After that, we jump back to Willie Terry for part 4 of his coverage of the recent conference for Black and Puerto Rican Lawmakers

Finally, we have Alexis Goldsmith’s report from the 2020 Northeast Organic Farmers conference.

In today's Farmcast, HMM Alexis Goldsmith reports from the 2020 Northeast Organic Farmer's Conference. The Center for Agriculture and Food Systems of the Vermont Law School trains law and policy students to develop sustainable and just food system solutions.

The NYS Climate Action Council held its first meeting at DEC on March 3. Before the meeting, we hear from Arielle Swernoff of NY Renews; Bob Cohen of Citizen Action; Liz Moran of NYPIRG; and Stephen Edel of NY Renews about their hopes for climate action. By Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.

Dr. David Borton is back! With another episode of "Equality Under the Law: Practical Physics." On this episode, he and WOOC friend Meghan Marohn discuss the translation of our fossil fuel grid, which is dirty dirty dirty, to a world of renewables.